Welcome to Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center
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If you and a large group are interested in touring one of our shops, please give us at least 24 hours notice so that we can have enough staff on hand to have proper coverage for our customers and groups. Thank you!
Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center is open at two locations -Old Colorado City in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. For more information about our store locations and hours click here.
Who Gives a SCRAP is an eclectic scrap store that carries an impressive mix of vintage and up-cycled materials. We carry everything from scrapbooking paper to game pieces, used books and sewing patterns, the variety is a crafters dream. We believe that the reuse of goods and materials is the most efficient, environmentally friendly and economically viable way to reduce the waste stream. Our shop is open to the public and our ever changing inventory is based on individual and business donations.
Many teachers are responsible for buying their own supplies for their students and their classrooms and can spend upwards of $500. Who Gives a SCRAP is here to help reduce the expense by offering low-cost options. If you are a hobbyist or artist looking for inexpensive supplies, Who Gives a SCRAP is here to help.
Even the smallest act of reuse has impact. Our two stores have been making it happen. Here are our stats.
Visitors: 101,795
2018 Volunteer hours: 1,274.25
Pounds diverted from Landfill: 223,655.23 (112 tons)
Our reuse centers to date, have diverted 223,655.23 pounds (112 tons!) of clean, reusable materials from ending up in the El Paso and Larimer County landfills since collection began in July 2015.
2018
COS - 31,001.00 pounds donated and diverted as of September 18, 2018
FoCo - 38,097.50 pounds donated and diverted as of September 18, 2018
2017
COS - 48,078.70 pounds diverted
FoCo - 29,949.90 pounds diverted
2016
COS - 48,660.05 pounds diverted
FoCo - 18,257.90 pounds diverted
2015
COS - 9,391.53 pounds donated and diverted
1202 customers served (Nov.1- Dec 31)
If you and a large group are interested in touring one of our shops, please give us at least 24 hours notice so that we can have enough staff on hand to have proper coverage for our customers and groups. Thank you!
Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center is open at two locations -Old Colorado City in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. For more information about our store locations and hours click here.
Who Gives a SCRAP is an eclectic scrap store that carries an impressive mix of vintage and up-cycled materials. We carry everything from scrapbooking paper to game pieces, used books and sewing patterns, the variety is a crafters dream. We believe that the reuse of goods and materials is the most efficient, environmentally friendly and economically viable way to reduce the waste stream. Our shop is open to the public and our ever changing inventory is based on individual and business donations.
Many teachers are responsible for buying their own supplies for their students and their classrooms and can spend upwards of $500. Who Gives a SCRAP is here to help reduce the expense by offering low-cost options. If you are a hobbyist or artist looking for inexpensive supplies, Who Gives a SCRAP is here to help.
Even the smallest act of reuse has impact. Our two stores have been making it happen. Here are our stats.
Visitors: 101,795
2018 Volunteer hours: 1,274.25
Pounds diverted from Landfill: 223,655.23 (112 tons)
Our reuse centers to date, have diverted 223,655.23 pounds (112 tons!) of clean, reusable materials from ending up in the El Paso and Larimer County landfills since collection began in July 2015.
2018
COS - 31,001.00 pounds donated and diverted as of September 18, 2018
FoCo - 38,097.50 pounds donated and diverted as of September 18, 2018
2017
COS - 48,078.70 pounds diverted
FoCo - 29,949.90 pounds diverted
2016
COS - 48,660.05 pounds diverted
FoCo - 18,257.90 pounds diverted
2015
COS - 9,391.53 pounds donated and diverted
1202 customers served (Nov.1- Dec 31)
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