Last year Burlington had a free coat drive where customers would be able to drop off their old coat and get a discount to buy a new coat. Anyone in need of a coat can take the coat free of charge from their donated coats box. Great idea, win-win for everyone. The same idea can be replicated for almost all the clothing, shoes, household goods, cell phones/accessories and many other product categories. Not only it would assist the people who can't buy these items but also will help recycle the products more efficiently. Stores can get the benefit of doing good things and also attract more customers and will be able to do more sales. Good job Burlington....
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