This Friday, 1 December, marks the opening of Leeton’s newest treasure trove Reviva Leeton and locals are warmly invited to its grand opening.
Operating onsite at Leeton Landfill and Recycling Centre, the Reuse Shop is operated by not-for-profit social enterprise Resource Recovery Australia (RRA).
RRA NSW Manager Steve Glendenning explains, “We are excited to introduce Reviva Leeton to the local community. Reviva isn’t your typical ‘tip’ shop, visitors can expect to find a broad range of beautifully presented and organised, high-quality second-hand goods. Think homewares, furniture, tools, toys, books and hardware – all under one roof.”
“Locals can expect a great experience each time they visit Reviva Leeton. It is a chance to not only discover a treasure but also to shop sustainably and support the local community.”
RRA works under its innovative #WASTE2WAGES model, diverting waste from landfill to create employment and training opportunities.
“What some see as “waste”, we see as valuable resources. We love to see quality goods, reused, repaired, and reimagined to give them a second life.”
“We’ve been operating for over 32 years now. Reviva Leeton is an exciting opportunity for us to support and be a part of the Leeton and Riverina communities. We look forward to being able to connect with other community groups, charities and members of the community while also getting great outcomes for the local environment,” Steve says.
Reviva Leeton opens this Friday, 1 December at 8:30 am at 732 Corbie Hill Rd, Corbie Hill. Reviva Leeton will operate 8:30am -3pm, Friday-Sunday and 8:30am – midday Sundays (Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday).
About us:
RRA is a not-for-profit social enterprise that works in waste management to keep waste out of landfill, create jobs for people experiencing barriers to work and connect with people in our communities. RRA operates in NSW, QLD and the ACT across ten regions. Reviva Leeton is RRA’s 11th reuse shop.
Last financial year, RRA worked with local communities to divert 11,965 tonnes of waste from landfill for reuse and recycling and created 196 employment opportunities.
