Record Details:
Building Materials Resource Center
Organization: In-Kind Donations Bank
Facility Type: Walk-in Resource
Status: Open
Address:
100 Terrace Street
Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood
Boston/Dorchester, MA 00000
Main/General Business Number: 617-442-2262 / 617 442 8917
Website: http://www.bostonbuildingresources.com/index.php/shop
Fee For Service: Unknown
This organization provides Temporary or Permanent Service? Don't Know
Notes:
This group takes in donated supplies and sells them at very low rates to lower income folks and community groups. They give away a lot of stuff, too. Cabinets, appliances...all kinds of stuff.
Things aren't totally free here. They sometimes are. Most times not. If they have extra stuff, you can often get it for free, but you should really give them some $ to support the facility.
from the website:
Boston Building Resources is a name that encompasses two related organizations located at 100 Terrace Street in Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood. (You can download our most recent newsletter by clicking the icon on the right.)
The first is a consumer co-op, or a store owned by and operated for its members. The co-op was founded in 1978 under the name Boston Building Materials Co-op. It provides new materials for home improvement with a special focus on kitchen cabinetry, windows, doors, energy-saving products, and green products. Anyone can join, and you can also shop without joining. Being a co-op means that we are not in business to maximize profits, but to benefit our members.
The Reuse Center at Boston Building Resources is a charitable nonprofit that accepts donations of new and gently used materials for resale. It opened its doors in 1993 and was known until recently as the Building Materials Resource Center. Anyone can shop at the Reuse Center. Additional discounts are given to Plus members—people who meet our income guidelines, as well as any charitable nonprofit organization. Standard members and the public will pay a slightly higher price on Reuse Center items, but the extra income helps this nonprofit to be sustainable and grow.
BBR provides high-value, affordable materials, both new and used, for home maintenance and improvements. But beyond simply buying products, customers can find expert advice, technical assistance, and hands-on workshops that teach home improvement skills.
Boston Building Resources is also focused on benefiting the environment. The organization is a source for energy-efficient, water-saving, and environmentally friendly items such as rain barrels, home compost bins, weather stripping, and materials made from recycled components. Further, needless waste is reduced when reusable materials are donated to the Reuse Center at BBR instead of being sent to landfills.
If you have questions that are not answered on our Web site, please feel free to email info @ bostonbuildingresources . com or call us at 617-442-2262.
Info Source/Changes: added region/county, corrected town spelling
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Wed Aug 03 01:03:29 +0000 2011 by tfri:main_phone: 617 442 8917 -> 617-442-2262 / 617 442 8917
(show/hide changes)Wed Aug 03 01:03:10 +0000 2011 by tfri:notes: This group takes in donated supplies and sells them at very low rates to lower income folks and community groups. They give away a lot of stuff, too. Cabinets, appliances...all kinds of stuff.
Things aren't totally free here. They sometimes are. Most times not. If they have extra stuff, you can often get it for free, but you should really give them some $ to support the facility. -> This group takes in donated supplies and sells them at very low rates to lower income folks and community groups. They give away a lot of stuff, too. Cabinets, appliances...all kinds of stuff.
Things aren't totally free here. They sometimes are. Most times not. If they have extra stuff, you can often get it for free, but you should really give them some $ to support the facility.
from the website:
Boston Building Resources is a name that encompasses two related organizations located at 100 Terrace Street in Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood. (You can download our most recent newsletter by clicking the icon on the right.)
The first is a consumer co-op, or a store owned by and operated for its members. The co-op was founded in 1978 under the name Boston Building Materials Co-op. It provides new materials for home improvement with a special focus on kitchen cabinetry, windows, doors, energy-saving products, and green products. Anyone can join, and you can also shop without joining. Being a co-op means that we are not in business to maximize profits, but to benefit our members.
The Reuse Center at Boston Building Resources is a charitable nonprofit that accepts donations of new and gently used materials for resale. It opened its doors in 1993 and was known until recently as the Building Materials Resource Center. Anyone can shop at the Reuse Center. Additional discounts are given to Plus members—people who meet our income guidelines, as well as any charitable nonprofit organization. Standard members and the public will pay a slightly higher price on Reuse Center items, but the extra income helps this nonprofit to be sustainable and grow.
BBR provides high-value, affordable materials, both new and used, for home maintenance and improvements. But beyond simply buying products, customers can find expert advice, technical assistance, and hands-on workshops that teach home improvement skills.
Boston Building Resources is also focused on benefiting the environment. The organization is a source for energy-efficient, water-saving, and environmentally friendly items such as rain barrels, home compost bins, weather stripping, and materials made from recycled components. Further, needless waste is reduced when reusable materials are donated to the Reuse Center at BBR instead of being sent to landfills.
If you have questions that are not answered on our Web site, please feel free to email info @ bostonbuildingresources . com or call us at 617-442-2262.
(show/hide changes)Wed Aug 03 01:02:24 +0000 2011 by tfri:address: 100 Terrace Street -> 100 Terrace Street
Boston’s Roxbury Crossing neighborhood
(show/hide changes)Wed Aug 03 01:01:50 +0000 2011 by tfri:town: Dorchester -> Boston/Dorchester
address: -> 100 Terrace Street
(show/hide changes)Wed Aug 03 01:01:28 +0000 2011 by tfri:website: -> http://www.bostonbuildingresources.com/index.php/shop
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(show/hide changes)Thu Oct 11 00:50:21 +0000 2007 by LTel:added region/county, corrected town spelling
parish: -> Dorset
town: Dorcehster -> Dorchester
region: -> East Coast
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(show/hide changes)Wed Sep 26 02:44:28 +0000 2007 by tfri:notes: This group takes in donated supplies and sells them at very low rates to lower income folks and community groups. They give away a lot of stuff, too. Cabinets, appliances...all kinds of stuff. -> This group takes in donated supplies and sells them at very low rates to lower income folks and community groups. They give away a lot of stuff, too. Cabinets, appliances...all kinds of stuff.
Things aren't totally free here. They sometimes are. Most times not. If they have extra stuff, you can often get it for free, but you should really give them some $ to support the facility.
(show/hide changes)Wed Sep 26 02:38:57 +0000 2007 by tfri:(show/hide changes)(hide history)
Created At: Wed Sep 26 02:38:57 +0000 2007
Updated At: Wed Aug 03 01:03:29 +0000 2011
Updated By: tfri
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