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Drive-Thru Drop Off Medical Equipment You No Longer Need

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Drive-Thru Drop Off Medical Equipment You No Longer Need

Saturday, September 25, 2021, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm

Greenwich Senior Center

299 Greenwich Avenue

Greenwich, CT 06830

There is a tremendous demand for lightly used medical equipment. Donating something you are no longer using will benefit others who can borrow equipment that has been sanitized, plus donating is good for the environment. 

Greenwich Commission on Aging and Wheel it Forward are teaming up for this special one-day event to benefit the Greenwich community, supporting the way our community thinks about availability, use, and reuse, thereby improving quality of life, saving money, and keeping usable equipment out of landfills. 

We will accept:

  • Hospital Beds 
  • Wheelchairs 
  • NEW Commodes 
  • Walkers 
  • Knee Scooters 
  • Canes 
  • Crutches 
  • Shower Tub Seats 
  • Toilet Risers 
  • Rollators
  • UNOPENED Disposable Items 
  • Hoyer Lifts 
  • Portable Wheelchair Ramps 

If you have large items that need to be picked up, please contact Wheel it Forward (203) 652 – 8600 or www.wheelitforwardusa.org to schedule a time and date. After this event, residents can donate equipment to a Wheel it Forward Drop Off at the Holly Hill Transfer Station Monday through Friday 7 am to 2:30 pm and Saturdays 7 am to 12 noon.

Questions? Call Greenwich Commission on Aging (203) 862-6710

Wheel it Forward is a volunteer-run, nonprofit community library that enables anyone to easily borrow or donate durable medical equipment at no cost. 

For more information about Wheel it Forward, visit https://www.wheelitforwardusa.org/

Wheel It Forward is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Tax receipt provided at drop-off.

 

About the Town of Greenwich Commission on Aging:

299 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, CT 06830

Lori Contadino, MS, Director

203-862-6710

 

The Commission on Aging is an official department of Town Government since 1975. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for older Greenwich residents through planning, coordination, advocacy, education and Senior Center programming. For more information, please call (203) 862-6710.

The Greenwich Commission on Aging

  • Manages the Greenwich Senior Center
  • Advocates on behalf of older adult residents, as a class, in the Town of Greenwich
  • Identifies unmet needs of older adults, conducts research and collects data
  • Provides information to the community on the needs of older adults, serves as a  clearinghouse for disseminating information and providing education on issues  affecting older adults and caregivers
  • Facilitates information on programs and benefits, as well as referral to services 
  • Convenes meetings and serves as a forum for issues concerning older adults, as a class
  • Establishes and maintains collaborative relationships with community, professional and governmental agencies
  • Administers Medicare & Health Insurance Counseling and  Share-the-Fare Taxi Voucher program
  • Publishes the Resource Guide for Older Adults and coordinates the Aging Well series and Caregivers Circle program
  • Works cooperatively with residents, Town Departments and Community Stakeholders on the designation of Greenwich as an Age and Dementia Friendly community
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