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the diversion ledger · updated quarterly

Where your stuff actually goes

Plenty of haulers say 'eco-friendly' and stop there. We publish the routing table instead — including the landfill line, because pretending it's zero would insult both of us.

18%

Donated

Furniture, working appliances, clothing, books, and kitchenware — delivered to partner organizations the same week, with a tax receipt back to you.

39%

Recycled

Scrap metal, e-waste, mattresses, cardboard, clean wood, and concrete — sorted at our yard and sent to certified processors, not wishful-thinking bins.

43%

Landfill

Broken, soiled, or unrecyclable material. We publish this number because it's real — anyone telling you zero is rounding up.

Percentages are by volume across all Q2 2026 loads, tallied at our sorting yard by Dana — who will happily show you the clipboard. 57% of everything we hauled got a second life.

the routing table

What goes where

Off your truck Destination
Furniture in usable shape Donated — Oakline Furniture Bank
Working & repairable appliances Donated — Second Shift Appliance Works
Clothing, books, kitchenware Donated — partner shops & shelters
Mattresses & box springs Recycled — stripped to steel, foam & fiber
Scrap metal, wire, appliances past saving Recycled — certified scrap processors
Electronics & TVs Recycled — R2-certified e-waste handler
Clean wood & pallets Recycled — mulch & biomass
Concrete, brick & masonry Recycled — crushed into road aggregate
Soiled, broken & mixed material Landfill — the honest 43%
Overhead view of a family folding clothes and packing them into labeled cardboard donation boxes on a living room rug
lt 05 — donation-grade items ride up front and come with a receipt

the receiving end

Partner organizations

Donations only count when someone actually wants them. These four take the bulk of ours; donation receipts come from them, in your name, usually within a week of your pickup.

Oakline Furniture Bank

takes: Sofas, tables, dressers, complete bed sets

Furnishes homes for families leaving transitional housing across Wake County.

Second Shift Appliance Works

takes: Working or lightly-faulty appliances

A repair co-op that refurbishes appliances and sells them at cost, with job training on the bench.

Triangle Fiber & Mattress Recovery

takes: Mattresses and box springs

Strips each unit into steel, foam, and fiber — about 85% of a mattress never sees the landfill.

Bright Cellar Books & Media

takes: Books, records, DVDs, board games

Community shop whose proceeds stock three little free libraries in southeast Raleigh.

The honesty clause: if a load is too soiled, broken, or mixed to divert, we won't pretend otherwise to win your booking. The 43% landfill line funds nobody's marketing — it's just true. Next year's goal is pushing 57% diverted past 65%, and this page is where you'll see whether we made it.

Give your stuff a decent exit

Size the load, book a window, and get the donation receipt when your things find a second home.

Or call (919) 555-0141 — mon–sat 7:30 am–6 pm · sundays reserved for estate jobs

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