As we turn the page to a new year, we’re excited to share what’s next for Furniture Repair Bank. 2025 was a year of incredible growth and impact, and 2026 will be all about expanding opportunities, deepening community engagement, and building sustainability into everything we do. 

This year wasn’t just about restoring more furniture; it was about relationships, outreach, and creating a stronger community around sustainability and furniture reuse. Here are some of the highlights that made 2025 unforgettable…

Before we dive into what’s ahead, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the milestones that defined this year and the lessons that will guide us forward…

Our busy winter rolled right into a busy spring, kicking off with Earth Month in April!

The Repair Bank is proud to be connected with many organizations in Washington that are similarly focused on the circular economy of reuse, repair, and recycling…

A lot can happen in three months — In addition to the Repair Days, group events, deliveries, and collection events, here are a few highlights from this winter!

It was a feature-filled fall for the Repair Bank…

In our last newsletter, we shared the news of our initiative partnering with Seattle Public Utilities to reduce furniture waste at the source…

In December of last year, we were awarded a Green Equity Initiative Grant from the BECU Foundation...

As a non-profit effort, every financial show of support we receive is welcome and appreciated...

A very busy Earth Month kicked off spring with a bang at the Repair Bank!

Just a little news round-up of the other happenings at the Repair Bank this spring and summer!

Just a little news round up of some special things that have been happening at the Repair Bank this winter!

Managing our inventory is not an easy task. As the first in the nation non-profit furniture repair bank, there isn’t an existing inventory management system that exactly aligns with our process. …

America Recycles Day occurs every November to raise awareness about recycling as the practice of recycling isn’t always as simple and straightforward as some may think. Even those with the benefit of curbside recycling cannot put anything and everything into the bins…