Interested in making a financial or tool donation?
It takes tools and a lot more to run a tool library! From high-fives, to tools, to financial contributions, we're grateful for your support! Here's how you can help:
It takes tools and a lot more to run a tool library! From high-fives, to tools, to financial contributions, we're grateful for your support! Here's how you can help:
Financial Contributions
Please donate via the button below. Every contribution -- $5, $10, $20, or $100 -- makes a huge difference. You can also make an automatic monthly contribution. Thank you!
For donations of $100 or more, we recommend contacting us before making an online donation or sending us a check. See below for details on sending us a check.
If you'd rather send a check or cash, please mail donations (made out to "ToolBox Project") to:
ToolBox Project
2235 Adams Street
Eugene, OR 97405
Other Ways to Support ToolBox Project
Turn your returnable cans and bottles into tools! ToolBox Project participates in Bottledrop Give, which makes it easy for you to donate your can and bottle deposits to nonprofits of your choice. Pick up a blue Bottledrop Give bag during ToolBox Project open hours and return the filled bag to any Bottledrop location or ToolBox Project! Your deposits will directly support our mission of sharing tools with the community.
Tool Donations
Don't have cash, but want to contribute? We may need your tools! From hammers and rakes, to table saws and tile saws, your tool donations will help stock our ToolBox inventory. If we aren't able to include your donation in our inventory, we may be able to sell it and use the money for new tool purchases. And even if we can't sell or use it, we may still be able to benefit from your donation.
Donation Wish List:
A few things to know before stopping by with your donation:
Other organizations that may be interested in donations the ToolBox Project does not want:
ToolBox Project
2235 Adams Street
Eugene, OR 97405
Other Ways to Support ToolBox Project
Turn your returnable cans and bottles into tools! ToolBox Project participates in Bottledrop Give, which makes it easy for you to donate your can and bottle deposits to nonprofits of your choice. Pick up a blue Bottledrop Give bag during ToolBox Project open hours and return the filled bag to any Bottledrop location or ToolBox Project! Your deposits will directly support our mission of sharing tools with the community.
Tool Donations
Don't have cash, but want to contribute? We may need your tools! From hammers and rakes, to table saws and tile saws, your tool donations will help stock our ToolBox inventory. If we aren't able to include your donation in our inventory, we may be able to sell it and use the money for new tool purchases. And even if we can't sell or use it, we may still be able to benefit from your donation.
Donation Wish List:
- logsplitter
- drywall lift
- 2 Little Giant scaffolding set: https://www.littlegiantladder.com/work-plank/ + https://www.littlegiantladder.com/alta-one/
- infrared camera -- like a FLIR C3-X NOTE there's already one ToolBox Project member who's willing to chip in $100 to buy one for us!
- plumbing tools
- concrete saw
- powered tamper
- hammer drill / SDS hammer drill
- electric tiller -- for example the Mantis 3550 Electric Tiller/Cultivator or the Earthwise TC70016 16-Inch 13.5-Amp Corded Electric Tiller/Cultivator
- window washing tools like extending handles, big squeegee blades
- torque wrenches all sizes
- table-top lathe
- floor buffer
- floor sander
- table-top planer
- super-long drillbits
- hoist
- (Johnny brand) pipe bender for hoop houses
- metric tap and die set
A few things to know before stopping by with your donation:
- We do not accept gas-powered tools or metalworking or machine tools.
- The Head Librarian on-shift at the library is empowered to accept or refuse any donation.
- Fill out the form at https://www.eugenetoolboxproject.org/donations.html or email or stop by if there is anything special about what you would like to give us.
- If we are not able to include your donation in our inventory, we may sell it and use the money to support our mission by funding operating costs or to purchase other suitable tools.
- Click here to read our entire Inventory Development Policy
Other organizations that may be interested in donations the ToolBox Project does not want:
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore
- Bring Recycling
- Assistance League Thrift Shop
- Goodwill Thrift Shops
- pawn shops & resale/consignment stores
- Sara’s Treasures Thrift Shop
- St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Shops
- Teen Challenge Thrift Shops