Since 2005, we’ve been the leader inspiring companies to see waste differently by reusing their corporate surplus, matching it with those in need, and working together towards growing a circular economy that strengthens communities. We are—all of us—the Stewards of the Earth.

Give

Give us your surplus.
We responsibly steward office surplus items into your community and away from landfill.

Receive

Receive essential items.
We match office surplus items to non-profit organizations locally and around the world.

Benefit

Benefit your community.
Learn about the economic, social and environmental benefits of Surplus Stewardship®.

20 years

ANEW began on
Earth Day 2005

Over 16 million

pounds of surplus diverted from U.S. landfill from 2015-2024

600+

organizations benefited
in 20 countries

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ANEW published in the Corporate Real Estate Journal

ANEW is honored to share that we have been published in the prestigious Corporate Real Estate Journal. The paper highlights the power of our Surplus Stewardship program. Learn about and understand how to utilize stewardship strategies and read about three real-life case studies that apply these key strategies to promote responsible resource management and their beneficial effects.

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Together, ANEW and CARE (Carpet America Recovery Effort) find Reuse Opportunities!

February 2025 While presenting at a conference of sustainable construction leaders last fall, CARE Market Development Manager Rob Thiess learned about ANEW […]

Rose Tourje featured on DesignIDEATE

ANEW founder Rose Tourje is featured on DesignIDEATE, a podcast with monthly insights from thought leaders, innovators and enterprise practitioners shaping the future of work and living space.

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Working together, Toyota & ANEW create a sustainable Surplus Stewardship® solution. Over 50 local community organizations benefit from the partnership.

ANEW works with companies who practice Surplus Stewardship by donating their surplus items. ANEW keeps these items in circulation through reuse, by matching the items with non-profit organizations.

Toyota and ANEW team up to decommission the long-time Toyota headquarters in Torrance, CA for their relocation to Plano, TX. Working with ANEW, Toyota is able to maintain and exceed their sustainability and community outreach goals.

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We are doing what’s right.

ANEW educates by raising awareness about the issues regarding landfill and construction & demolition waste, a primary component of the waste stream. Our practice of Surplus Stewardship® diverts items from landfill and back to the community. Surplus Stewardship® furthers corporate citizenship, social responsibility and environmental sustainability. Our Sponsors enable us to continue doing our good work!

SPONSOR:

“Nearly ten years ago, Knoll and ANEW came together to form Full Circle, which was an industry first. Not only did we establish new industry standards for environmental responsibility, we made a very positive impact on major corporations in North America. We also made an impact on the lives of many of the recipients of the products that would normally go to a landfill; they ended up enhancing people’s lives. It’s been a wonderful partnership, and we look forward to the future.”

— Mike Benigno, Former Vice President of Sales, Western Division, Knoll
Mike Benigno

RECIPIENT:

“All of the items [we received from ANEW] are imminently useful and stuff that we could never afford. So thank you ANEW and DaVita Healthcare for your contributions to people that you will never meet but whose lives you have made a true difference in today.”

— Tony McCarty, Executive Director, Kitchen Angles
Tony McCarty

RECIPIENT:

“The help that we’ve received from ANEW has been fantastic. Furniture and office supplies can really make a difference in terms of our programs and giving us the possiblity of using our financial resources in areas that will give us the most impact.”

— Barbara Wiseman, International President, The Earth Organization
Barbara Wiseman

RECIPIENT:

“[ANEW] takes Surplus items and brings them back into the community instead of going to the landfills. The first truck load came to Ohkay Owingeh and 6 trucks later it is still happening and we are so grateful to Rose and all their staff that they have come in and just given their whole heart and soul.”

— Norma Naranjo, Owner, The Feasting Place, Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo
Norma Naranjo