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Really? At least where I live (NYC), I've heard that lots of places will no longer accept certain items, like books. I'd imagine CDs won't be accepted much long
by aeorgnoieang 11y ago
Really? At least where I live (NYC), I've heard that lots of places will no longer accept certain items, like books. I'd imagine CDs won't be accepted much longer either.
But, not to (just) be pedantic, there's a real cost in my just searching for an organization to accept my CDs!
If you know of an organization that will accept them then let me know. Otherwise, I don't feel bad about throwing them away. I'm mildly confident some species of bacteria or fungi will digest all of the CDs materials eventually.
- southpolesteve 11y agoCheck out murfie.com. They will take your CDs
- mikeash 11y agoI use https://www.gogreendrop.com https://www.gogreendrop.com, and they accept CDs and serve a few different charities. They said they don't support a random NYC zip code I tossed into their site, but I don't know if that's city-wide or I just picked a bad one.
- nommm-nommm 11y agohttp://www.housingworks.org/donate/drop-off-donations/ http://www.housingworks.org/donate/drop-off-donations/ Your local library is also a good choice too.