Have you ever waking up in the beautiful sunrise, and just
when you get up and went into the bathroom, your feet accidentally stepped on LEGO
bricks, and your sunny morning suddenly becomes grey after that? If yes,
then we had the same problem with LEGO®. I mean, don't you feel had enough with
them because one of them continually hurting your feet, even if, in a few years your older kids didn't play with them anymore. What makes more frustrating is we
don’t even know how to get rid of those damn bricks.
Lucky for us, at least one of our worries will be over soon because
recycling any LEGO® bricks that you can find around our home is now easier than ever
before. Earlier this month, LEGO® BRICKS announced that they are a partnership
with Give Back Box on the LEGO® BRICKS replay program. They offer us to give
away our excess LEGO® Bricks with any cardboard box you have scattered around
the garage. This program makes it easy for us to do good deeds without worrying
about going outside.What is LEGO® Re-Play!
Play can transform children's lives. As kids play, they learn
to solve, interact, and think creatively. By donating your discarded LEGO®
bricks, you can support exchange play energy to kids who need it most. You can
add your details to the Give Back Box website now for your free shipping tag,
and we can restore the world together.
Follow these instructions below to make good use of OLD LEGO®
Bricks for other kids across the world:
Start to Collect LEGO® Bricks Now!
Start by filling a box (which will work from your last Amazon
delivery) with the LEGO® bricks you would like to gift. Then click on the
"Donate LEGO® Bricks" tab to enter GiveBackBox.com. You are asked to
fill in your e-mail address and details and print a free shipping tag. If you
want to get a tax refund, you will receive one automatically. Do you have to
send multiple brick boxes? Just print separate tags for each package then.
What Happens to Donated LEGO® bricks?
Before being delivered by hand in brand new containers, all of
the recycled LEGO® bricks are steamed and washed (so you’ll never need to think
about cleaning them first). The LEGO® Bricks will then distributed to thousands
of children throughout the world, in collaboration with the Boys and Girls Club
of Boston's after school programs and Teach for America. In November 2019, the
first deliveries will begin.
When's the Best Time to Donate?
If you have a full playroom of LEGO® Bricks you want to clean
up, sooner rather than later, you'll want to get on the campaign. This Re-Play
early program is planned for Spring 2020 when the group plans to expand the
initiative.
"The amount of donations we get is vital to a successful campaign for us so that people at home can send their Old LEGO® bricks as easily as possible" according to Monika Wiela, CEO of GiveBackBox.
The best chance to donate is now to make the first Re-Play
program successful, give children toys on time in the summer season and clear
up your home for incoming holiday gifts. Just take some empty carton boxes and
pick them up. Truly, this is the most satisfying donation you can make all year
round.
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