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Portland has more ways to save money on camping and hiking gear than most people realize. Before you buy new gear or toss old gear in the garbage, check out these resources that help you save money, reduce waste, and support local businesses and nonprofits.
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Ready to ride this summer? You don’t need a brand-new bike or gear to get started. In fact, one of the easiest ways to save money is to fix what you have or buy used. Portland has tons of options to help you do both.
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One way to practice Earth Day Every Day is to reuse more and throw away less. Many things we no longer need can still be used by someone else.
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Looking for memorable gifts? Consider giving your family and friends experiences rather than things.
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Looking for a New Year’s resolution that helps people and the planet? Make a goal to donate and buy reused!
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Kitchen Culture is a locally-owned kitchen thrift store on SE Foster Road where you can buy and sell cookware, learn new food skills, and connect with neighbors.
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Community Warehouse is a local nonprofit furniture bank that connects donated household goods directly to neighbors in need. By redistributing items like beds, kitchenware, and linens, they help families create comfortable homes while keeping resources circulating in the community.
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Check out these quick and easy tips for decluttering and cleaning your space naturally—without breaking the bank or using harsh chemicals.
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