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For warehouse closings, in case of inclement weather, please
call 703-658-8840. |
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9-4 Wednesday: 9-4 Thursday: 12-5 Friday: 9 to 3 Saturday: 9 to 5 Sunday: 12 to 5 |
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For warehouse closings, in case of inclement weather, please
call 703-658-8840. |
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9-4 Wednesday: 9-4 Thursday: 12-5 Friday: 9 to 3 Saturday: 9 to 5 Sunday: 12 to 5 |
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About ReBuild
Background
Rebuild is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed in May 2008 to
acquire a warehouse that can accept used building material
donations,
sell the products as deeply discounted prices to the
public, and use the proceeds to train unemployed and
underemployed unskilled workers for “green collar” jobs.
It acquired leased warehouse facilities in January 2009
and opened its doors to the public on St. Patrick’s Day (March
17) 2009.
Located in Springfield, VA
near the Edsall Road exit of I-395 and just off Backlick Road,
it is easily accessible to Virginia, DC, and Maryland via
I-395 or I-495 (Beltway). [click here for ReBuild Warehouse map]
Organization Mission
Increase the quantity of used building materials purchased and reused for
new building, renovation, and repairs
Provide training in career pathways for unskilled workers in expanding
“green collar” industries
Goals
Provide an option for builders and homeowners to donate unwanted building
materials, equipment, and supplies, rather than discard these
into a landfill
Enable builders and homeowners to claim a tax deduction for donating their
unwanted material to ReBuild
Establish appropriate training curricula in such “green collar”
occupations as deconstruction, warehouse management, retail
sales, home
weatherization, solar panel installation, commercial
woodworking, delivery truck driving asbestos abatement,
pesticide application, green roof installation, stormwater
management, tree planting, and wetland restoration.
Use the proceeds from the sale of these materials to provide or subsidize
unskilled workers to obtain appropriate industry licenses,
certification, on-the-job training, and experience in
“green collar” positions
Provide affordable building materials to builders, renovators, property
managers, and homeowners that enables them to build or renovate
structures that might otherwise be too costly to do so.
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ReBuild is a non profit organization founded in 2009.