IRN Offering School Furniture at No Cost for Non-Profit Groups, Charter & Tribal Schools

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - May 31, 2016 - PRLog -- IRN Offering School Furniture at No Cost for Non-Profit Groups, Charter and Tribal Schools located outside of Colorado

Each Shipment Valued at more than $50,000

Concord, NH - May 26, 2016

Project Date: June 2^nd -June 10^th 2016 - Colorado

A large public school district in Colorado is replacing furniture in thirteen (13)  K-12 schools from June 2^nd through June 10^th, 2016.  The school district is committed to the environmentally sustainable option of reuse versus disposal and has partnered with IRN to help the betterment of schools that are in need of these furnishings. The district is requesting that the donations are used out of the State of Colorado.

This is an opportunity for charter, religious and Indian tribal schools to obtain good quality classroom furniture at no cost other than transportation expense. Each donation is loaded onto 53' Tractor trailer truck with an even mixed assortment of the inventory divided amongst all the Charter and Tribal school recipient, giving everyone an even assortment. Each shipment will consist of approximately 330 items, including student desks, teacher desks, chairs, classroom and activity tables, and bookcases.  Schools who participate in this reuse program can save tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars by reusing versus buying new.

The process is simple.  We provide the inventory photos and amounts available and schools and non-profit groups (community centers, adult educational programs, teen vocational training) who are interested in receiving furniture contact IRN.  IRN matches the available inventory with the needs and arranges shipping.  IRN Project Managers are on site during the project to ensure that required inventory is loaded and that only usable items are sent.

IRN has hundreds of success stories and dozens of case studies from public, charter, and tribal schools throughout the US who chose the reuse option for furnishing their classrooms (available at www.IRNSurplus.Com ) .  The money saved has been used to hire teachers, upgrade the school's technology infrastructure, and develop new educational programs.

Organizations interested in the IRN Reuse Program can complete a web-form "wish-list" at www.IRNSurplus.Com or contact Jennifer Bratton-Boulanger at 310-415-2595, jbratton@irnsurplus.com

Press Contact:

Tucker Jadzcak

603-731 9139

tjadczak@irnsurplus.com

website:  www.irnsurplus.com

About IRN

IRN (http://www.irnsurplus.com)'s corporate mission is to keep usable surplus furniture and equipment out of American landfills, by matching them with nonprofit organizations to be reused where they are desperately needed for disaster and poverty relief, in the U.S. and around the world.  Working nationwide with colleges and universities, independent and public schools, hospitals, and corporations, IRN is the largest and most respected provider of this service in the United States.  Since 2002, IRN has placed more than 70 million pounds of usable surplus for reuse by over 150 nonprofit organizations in the United States and in more than 50 countries in the Americas, Europe, Africa, and Asia, helping to improve the lives of hundreds of thousands of children and families across the globe.