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Green Move Out Information for Students

May 5–8, students can drop items in good condition to donation sites in Holmes, Copeland, Platt, Tamarack, Stewart, and Fowler 215 (game room). The swap—where everyone is welcome to shop for free—will be held May 7–8 in Fowler 215.

April 20, 2026
Donation Location Sign
Donation Location Sign

As you pack for your summer away from campus, please consider responsibly donating good-condition clothing and household items.

Items must be clean, fully functioning, and free of tears, stains, etc. Please clean out working personal mini fridges.

Thoughtful donation is really important to our nonprofit partners. Please don’t make your trash someone else’s problem and check out these tips for responsible donating.

Donation sites: Copeland, Holmes, Stewart, Tamarack, Platt – May 5 to 8

Donate and Swap Shop: Fowler 215 – May 7 and 8

All campus community members are welcome to come and shop at the swap in Fowler 215—all items are FREE! Below is a list of acceptable items to donate:

  • Unopened Food
  • Clothing
  • School supplies (including books)
  • Electronics
  • Small household items (including mini-fridges)
  • Clean, good condition bedding

Please do not donate:

  • Torn/broken, stained, or nonworking items
  • Worn, dirty bedding
  • Mattress toppers
  • Large furniture
  • Opened or fresh food

If you have any questions or would like to volunteer to help with move out, please contact Amy Dvorak advorak@lclark.edu or 503-768-7794.

Follow us on social:

@sustainableLC or use #MoveOutTreasures for updates about exciting new donations.

Sustainability Office is located in Fowler Student Center on the Undergraduate Campus.

email 

voice 503-768-7794 

Senior Director of Sustainability Amy Dvorak

  • Sustainability Office
    Lewis & Clark
    615 S. Palatine Hill Road 
    Portland OR 97219

Office Hours: Thursdays 1 - 3:00 p.m.

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