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Follow on Google News | Home Health Equipment Recycling Drive at 14 Locations in Metro St. Louis Saturday, May 14"We clean, recondition and revitalize that home health equipment and then loan it for free to people who need it for as long as they need it," says Laura Cannon-Singer, who founded the nonprofit St. Louis HELP in 2008.
By: St. Louis HELP "We clean, recondition and revitalize that home health equipment and then loan it for free to people who need it for as long as they need it," says Laura Cannon-Singer, who founded the nonprofit St. Louis HELP in 2008. "We collect home health items that people bring us home health items from their attics and basements -- every year, we collect about 11,000 items of donated equipment," she says. In 2015 St. Louis HELP diverted about 150 tons of equipment from solid waste landfills by reconditioning and loaning 5,570 home health equipment items. Nothing goes to waste. Broken equipment parts are used for repairs. Broken wooden crutches are recycled to a wood chipper. Virtually every type of home medical device - manual and electric wheelchairs; St. Louis HELP's May 14 equipment drive will be occur at 14 designated Walgreen's parking lots in the metro area. Anyone with used home health equipment can drop it off between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. at these locations: 8571 Watson Road 314-962-5545 - 1 Grasso Plaza 314-631-8800 - 9801 Manchester 314-963-3256 - 13992 Manchester Road 636-227-9228 - 4400 Lemay Ferry Road 314-487-0636 - 14950 Clayton Road 636-527-7873 - 12345 St. Charles Rock Road 314-770-2479 - 3920 Hampton Avenue 314-351-2100 - 460 N. Lindbergh/Hwy 57 314-831-6448 - 2310 S. Old Highway 94 636-477-7996 - 5890 N. Belt West 618-277-4440 - 1001 Bowles Avenue 636-343-0754 - 2329 W. Clay Street 636-949-6613 - 890 Washington Cors 636-239-7483 - St. Louis HELP conducts two home health equipment drives annually, and also accepts equipment donations by appointment all year. All equipment donations to St. Louis HELP are tax deductible. A one-minute public service video that showcases St. Louis HELP can be viewed on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/ Since 2008 St. Louis HELP has loaned more than 50,000 home health items - for free - to people suffering from accidents, disabilities, and illnesses or for any reason. St. Louis HELP, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, freely loans equipment to people who are temporarily disabled by injury, illness or surgery; those awaiting insurance company approval; those whose own equipment is being repaired; visitors to St. Louis who can't transport their own equipment; and terminally ill persons. For details, see the website http://www.stlhelp.org. Thank you! End
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