Residential Education
Donation day is a major college initiative that makes the residence hall move-out process more environmentally- and community-friendly through a multifaceted donation drive. During the Spring Term move-out, students drop items such as bedding and linens, non-perishable food items, clothing, and shoes into boxes in residence halls labeled with Donation Day signs. These items are then bagged by staff volunteers and donated to local charity partners. Every year, Donation Day saves thousands of pounds of reusable goods from ending up in landfills.
The Donation Program was created to assist and benefit local community agencies, such as Habitat for Humanity, Weed and Seed of Hamilton Hill, YWCA, among others. Students are encouraged to donate furniture, appliances, cookware, lamps, clothing, non-perishable (Unopened) and computers. Please note that all items must be in good, and working condition. Donations items are not permitted to be left in the students room, and must be brought to specific donation locations.
Donation Bin Locations
Minerva Houses:
- Beuth Great Room
- Breazzano Great Room
- Golub Great Room
- Green Great Room
- Messa Great Room
- Sorum Great Room
- Wold Great Room
Greek Houses
- Hickock Lounge
- Potter North Lounge
- Potter South Lounge
- Raymond North Lounge
- Raymond South Lounge
- Edwards House Lounge
- Fero House Lounge
Residence Halls
- College Park Hall - 1st Floor Lobby Lounge
- Garnet Commons - 1st First Floor Lounge
- Davidson - 1st Floor Lobby Lounge
- Fox - 1st Floor Front Lounges
- Webster - Front Door Vestibule
- West - 2nd Floor Lounge
- Richmond - Basement Lounge
If there is not a donation location located in a student's residence items should be brought to other residence halls that have donation bins. Failure to remove items intended for donation from a student's room will result in an improper checkout fee, and a potential large furniture removal fees charged to a student's account.