Donate Wood Packaging and Other Scrap Wood to High Schools and Skill Centers for Student Education

Unused wood packaging and scrap lumber don’t have to go to waste. By donating these materials to local high schools and vocational skill centers, you can support hands-on education while reducing landfill disposal. Students in woodworking, construction, and design programs benefit from real-world materials for projects, and your business contributes to community sustainability. This resource explains how to set up donation programs and ensure safe, usable wood for educational purposes.

What you’ll learn in this resource:

• Why donating scrap wood supports education and sustainability
• Types of wood packaging and scrap suitable for classroom use
• Safety and preparation steps before donating materials
• How to connect with schools and skill centers in your area

Download the guide now and start turning surplus wood into learning opportunities.

FAQs

Why donate wood packaging instead of recycling it?
Donating extends the material’s life, reduces waste, and provides valuable resources for student training programs.

What types of wood can be donated?
Clean, untreated wood from pallets, crates, and packaging—avoid chemically treated or contaminated materials