New Whatcom County Business Trying to Help Flood Victims:
The Re-Use Center, a NEW Whatcom County business selling USED building materials, is donating $10,000 worth of materials to Whatcom families that were flooded in November 2021. Know anyone that needs help? Want to donate materials? See details below:
Flood victims should sign up on our Wishlist page . Tell us what you need.
Those wanting to donate materials go to the Wishlist page and tell us what you have.
Press release 11-23-21:
New Whatcom County Business Trying to Help Flood Victims:
The Re-Use Center is a NEW Whatcom County business that sells USED building materials, but we are turning our attention to helping those who were flooded to rebuild. Tragically, Jose Garcia passed away during the floods, and his family had to deal with that while fighting to save their home as well. When we reached out to help his family, the idea of helping 100 families in Garcia’s memory came up.
Please help us spread the word that owner Dave Bennink has committed to giving away 100 x $100 gift certificates to families that might need doors, cabinets, lights, roofing, lumber or other things that were damaged or destroyed in the floods. Perhaps they need some temporary heat or a window to keep the cold out. Families must have experienced flooding this year and are asked to provide a ‘wish-list’ of items they are looking for on our website (www.reusecenter.net).
Those contractors or others that would like to donate building supplies may do so by also visiting the site or emailing us at: reuseinnovationcenter@gmail.com. The Reuse Center already provides affordable building materials to Whatcom County residents from our warehouse on the Mt. Baker Highway, but we need your help spreading the word about this relief effort.
Contact Dave Bennink at 360-733 1363 with any questions.