Contributors
Give your surplus a new life and help support projects that meet community needs.
Réutilisons connects donors who have furniture to give with organizations that need it, giving every resource a second life!
Whether you have furniture to donate or are looking for resources to furnish your spaces, Réutilisons is here for you!
Give your surplus a new life and help support projects that meet community needs.
Looking for furniture? Access quality second-hand resources to furnish your spaces according to your needs.
Your commitment makes a difference. See the impact of your material donations.
A simple three-step process to facilitate donation, pairing and furniture transfer.
Describe the surplus you want to donate or the furniture your organization needs.
Réutilisons connects donor organizations with nonprofits.
Every contributor receives a traceability report for each completed project, and our nonprofits are invited to share their stories and help grow the community.
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Join the networkEvery match transforms surplus into an essential resource and helps strengthen nonprofits' capacity to act.
Recognizing committed partners
Equipping nonprofits
133
nonprofits supported
More than
26,311
furniture surpluses reused
$1,545,050
worth in material donations
711
tonnes of waste avoided
*Data accumulated since Réutilisons was launched, in 2022.
Together, organizations and nonprofits help circulate resources and strengthen communities.
Organizations have chosen Réutilisons to give their furniture a new life and provide great support to nonprofits.



Nonprofits turn to Réutilisons to access resources suited to their realities and better meet their communities' needs.





Beneficiary story
“Your contribution gave the dressing rooms at our theatre a new lease on life. Thanks to your generosity, our facilities are now more comfortable, functional and welcoming, while also feeling refreshed. Our sincerest thanks for your generous donation.”
Gérald St-Georges
Executive Director
Théâtre Paradoxe