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Why Include Donation and Surplus Programs in a Waste Reduction Program?

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Why Include Donation and Surplus Programs in a Waste Reduction Program?

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There are likely many surplus medical supplies, equipment, and devices that are in good working order, but no longer in used or needed by your facility. Rather than disposing of these items, healthcare facilities should explore options for reuse through surplus resale or charitable donations to organizations in your community or as far away as a developing country on the other side of the globe. Diverting waste through donation and surplus programs can help reduce waste disposal costs and, in some cases, even generate revenue if items are sold to other healthcare facilities or the public. In addition, your facility could avoid disposal issues associated with hazardous constituents in computers or other electronic equipment if these items are donated for reuse by other organizations. Finally, your facility can have a positive impact on your community and the world by donating needed medical supplies, equipment, and devices to charitable organizations, schools, and other organizations.

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