Family-owned in Great Neck, NY since 1993

The Northeast's largest clothing bin network.

We place, empty and look after clothing bins at shopping centers, schools, firehouses and town lots across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania. Hosts get a full year's rent up front. Their neighbors get an easy place to drop the clothes they don't wear anymore.

1.2B+pounds of textiles recycled
60M+pounds diverted every year
$25M+paid to schools, first responders & charities
1,500+bins across NY · NJ · CT · PA
Our story

In 1993 we collected 50,000 pounds of clothing. This year it will be more than 60 million.

Bruce Binler started ART in Great Neck and still runs it with his son, David. When you call us, you're talking to the people who own the company. We handle every bin from delivery to insurance to the last bag on the ground, and we've worked that way for 33 years.

Every bin also raises money for the school, police department or charity whose name is on it. Since 1993 that has added up to more than $25 million.

1993
Founded in Great Neck, New York. Family-owned.
Four statesNY · NJ · CT · PA
ServiceEvery site, 3x a week
ResponseWithin 1 hour
Hosting a bin

You give us one parking space. We handle the rest.

Place

We pick the spot with you

Usually one parking space that's easy to reach and out of the way. The bin arrives with your name, or a charity you choose, on the front. Installation is free.

Service

Emptied three times a week

Our drivers clean around the bin on every visit. Call us about anything and someone is on the way within the hour. We also install solar cameras, at our cost, to stop dumping.

Pay

Paid for the year, up front

You get a full year's rent at the start, plus tonnage reports you can use for federal recycling credits and diversion goals.

Why we do this

A bin in a parking lot keeps clothes out of the trash.

Americans throw away about 11.3 million tons of textiles a year. We've spent 33 years making it easier to drop clothes in a bin than in the garbage.

22.5Bpounds of clothing end up in U.S. landfills every year
~10%of the nation's solid waste is textiles
60M+pounds ART diverts from landfills annually
Trusted by

Hosted by police, fire departments, schools and charities in four states.

Non-profit partners
National Cancer CenterNJ Association of School Resource OfficersLEAD — Law Enforcement Against Drugs & ViolenceToms River Police FoundationStafford Township Police FoundationHillsborough TownshipFair Lawn Police DepartmentMarlboro Township PoliceMillburn Police DepartmentGloucester Township Police FoundationHackensack Rotary ClubGreat Bay Regional PALand countless more
Who hosts our bins

Landlords, schools, first responders and towns.

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Landlords

One parking space, a year's rent paid up front, and a bin we keep clean so your tenants never have to think about it.

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Schools

Steady money for programs that doesn't depend on bake sales or volunteers.

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Police, fire & charities

PBAs, PALs, EMS squads and fire departments raise money all year without running a single drive.

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Municipalities

Free clothing drop-off for residents, lower disposal costs, and tonnage numbers for your recycling reports.

Have a spot in mind?

Tell us where it is and we'll call you within one business day. Hosting costs nothing, and if it ever stops working for you, we'll come pick the bin up.