Specialties
Donate good used or new LEGO. Large and small collections needed. Simply dump your bins of LEGO mixed pieces, sets, etc. in a box and send to our address on the website brickrecycler.com or we can meet up locally if you contact us.
Used LEGO pieces can now live new lives, in the hands of more children.! Since most thrifts and no recycling centers accept random LEGOs, billions end up in landfills. We help solve this by accepting deliveries from all over the US. Brick Recycler is on a mission to spread joy across the globe! We accept LEGO donations and match them with those who want them so they will be loved again. By working with various nonprofit charities, we are spreading smiles & playing our role in preserving the environment. We don't accept clothing, shoes, or other toys. We specialize in anything LEGO branded and Pokemon cards only.
History
Established in 2013.
We wanted to find out what happens to the 60 billion Lego pieces that are produced each year, so we researched and found most thrift donation centers don't take them and dump in the recycle bins. We called over 30 recycling centers covering all the major metro areas in the US and found NONE of them recycle these pieces, and have to sort them out before tossing in the landfill. Our hearts were broken, and figured there had to be a better way. We found that these pieces can last for countless generations and have great worth for inspiring creativity and play, even as mixed up pieces. We also found that there are many wonderful nonprofit charities that want these pieces, yet can only accept certain types and in limited quantities. We started brickrecycler.com/ to bridge this gap. Thanks to generous donors in all over Arizona: Chandler, Phoenix, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale, Surprise and even all across the US, we have saved millions of pieces from landfills and created thousands of smiles.
Meet the Business Owner: Brick R.
We are so pleased to provide a donation center specifically for used or new Lego branded toys since these pieces are so precious, they deserve new home were kids can "replay."