Many people want to donate used or new goods, but finding accessible donation spots can be challenging. That’s where a well-constructed, durable custom donation bin can help. With BuyBoxes, it’s easy to make your own donation bin to encourage giving back to your community.

Below are some of the most frequent uses for indoor cardboard donation boxes and bins:

• Food drives: Do you want to help with local food insecurity? Ask for canned and packaged foods for your personal donation or an organization. Donation boxes can be placed around your retail establishments, such as grocery stores, public libraries or schools. Be sure to add a custom message on the front to explain what types of food you’re accepting.
• Clothing drives: Could the people in need in your area use apparel like jackets, scarves, mittens, hats and footwear? Corrugated donation bins make collecting for clothing drives much simpler. You can set up your clothing drive bin near a clothing retailer to maximize your chance of getting donations.
• Pet Product drives: Foster pet organizations and pet shelters rely on consumer donations of kibble, canned entrees, treats, toys and supplies. Just order the perfect custom-printed donation bins and see if veterinarians, animal hospitals, groomers and pet retailers would give you a small space to collect.
• Book drives: New and used books shouldn’t collect dust on the shelves. They can become beloved, important reading material for kids and adults. With custom donation bins scattered around your community, you can encourage people to donate books for dissemination.
• Toy drives: During the holidays, you’ll often encounter custom donation boxes asking for toy donations. Those toys could make a difference for a child in need at the end of the year. Be sure that your toy drive donation bin stands out with an eye-catching design.