Penn State’s 11th Annual Trash to Treasure Sale Set for June 2nd
Penn State University’s biggest recycling effort returns to Beaver Stadium this year to hold its award-winning spring sale, Trash to Treasure which raises approximately $50,000 for the Centre County United Way and saves more than 60 tons of usable goods from the landfill.
This year’s event begins with an early bird sale at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 2 at Beaver Stadium (Gate B) on the University Park campus. The regular sale starts at 9 a.m.
Hundreds of volunteers — from individuals to community groups — take time during the month leading up to the spring sale to volunteer. Thousands attend sale day to find great deals on donated items, including a large selection of clothing, furniture, electronics, rugs and more.
Entering its 11th year, the program has raised $490,000 and saved over 600 tons of goods from being shipped to a landfill.
Volunteer opportunities begin on Wednesday, May 9. Many flexible shifts will be available. No previous experience is necessary and volunteers can receive a coupon that can be used to purchase items on sale day. It’s fun and helps out a great cause.
If you go
What: 11th annual Trash to Treasure Sale
When: 9 a.m on Saturday, June 2 (Early bird begins at 7:30 a.m.)
Where: Penn State University, Beaver Stadium (Gate B), State College, PA
Why: All proceeds go to the Centre County United Way
