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EBOM-2009 MRc2:Sustainable Purchasing—Durable Goods

In Kind Donations?

Hi, I work for a non-profit attempting to get this credit, and we had an interior design company donate two very nice nearly-new chairs amounting to $700 each. Do these count towards the credit since we are technically not paying for them? This is the environmental profile for the chairs: http://www.steelcase.com/en/company/sustainability/documents/peps/jenny%20by%20turnstone.pdf

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Jason Franken
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Fri, 02/25/2011 - 20:48

Yes, you would count these as meeting the "Salvaged Material" criteria and use the replacement value of $700 as the cost.

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