Pender Harbour ‘Share Shed’ to reopen for residents who want to give to others

The Pender Harbour Transfer Station Share Shed will be reopened April 5th.

The shed at the transfer station is open to all residents who want to drop off items for others in the community to pick up and reuse.

That includes items like children’s toys, housewares, furniture (if space permits), small appliances, large appliances (in neutral colours and if space permits), sports equipment, and tools.

You are asked to not leave liquids of any kind, construction materials, mattresses, baby safety items (like car seats), clothing, fabric, textiles, curtains, bedsheets, paint, cleaning products, fuel, household hazardous items, or sofa beds.

The shed will be open for six months.

Staff will be on site to decide whether or not items can go into the shed or not, and vet quality.

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