SCRAP is a non-profit organization working at the intersection of arts, education and the environment
SCRAP is a non-profit organization working at the intersection of arts, education and the environment
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SCRAP NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT!
ART + EDUCATION + ENVIRONMENT
ART + EDUCATION + ENVIRONMENT
Shop. Learn. Volunteer. Give. There’s a place for everyone in the SCRAP Community!
Shop. Learn. Volunteer. Give. There’s a place for everyone in the SCRAP Community!
San Francisco's creative community depends on SCRAP for affordable supplies, arts education, accessible workshops, and inspiration. With your support, we keep art-making in reach—while keeping hundreds of tons of reusable materials out of landfills.
San Francisco's creative community depends on SCRAP for affordable supplies, arts education, accessible workshops, and inspiration. With your support, we keep art-making in reach—while keeping hundreds of tons of reusable materials out of landfills.
The materials in our Depot change every day— Follow us on Instagram @scrapsf to see the latest finds.
The materials in our Depot change every day— Follow us on Instagram @scrapsf to see the latest finds.
Donate Materials
Donate Materials
When to Donate
When to Donate
Tue - Sun: 10am - 6pm
How to Donate
How to Donate
Review our Guidelines carefully!
Up to 2 bags or boxes: Drop-ins welcome during intake hours.
Over 2 boxes: Appointment required, Email donate@scrap-sf.org or fill out the form below
Large Donation Pick-Up
Large Donation Pick-Up
Over 6 boxes: We offer pick-up for a fee. Learn more here.
Volunteer
Volunteer
Volunteers power our creative reuse mission, and support depot operations every day!
The SCRAP Depot is a creative reuse haven and community space—filled with ever-changing, affordable materials for teachers, artists, students, and makers. Every purchase supports arts education, diverts waste from landfills, and fuels creativity across the Bay Area.
Depot Shopping Hours
Depot Shopping Hours
Tue - Sun: 10am - 6pm
We reach 1000+ K–12 students each year in San Francisco public schools. We also offer workshops at SCRAP, in the Community and for Corporate teams.
Our Programs
Our Programs
Made in India
Made in India
A celebration of craft, color, pattern and texture, from a rich cultural heritage!
Thurs, April 09 to Sun, April 12
10am to 6pm | At the SCRAP Workshop
Over the last two years, our staff has been carefully and thoughtfully collecting items Made in India for this special pop-up!
You’ll find textiles, linens, art, objects and handmade goods from Indian states across the North, South, East and West of the country.
Attend a Workshop
Attend a Workshop
EARTH WEEK WORKSHOPS
Wed, Apr 22: Build-a-Book
Sun, Apr 26: Korean Bojagi
Free Teacher Workshop
Wed, Apr 15: Maps as a Tool
SCRAP on eBay
SCRAP on eBay
Did you know SCRAP has an eBay store? Shop vintage and collectibles online!
All orders are processed directly through eBay. Shop online and pick-up for free at the SCRAP Depot. We also ship across the U.S.
We have successfully transformed high-value material donations into funding for our operations. Have high-value items to donate? Contact terry@scrap-sf.org
SCRAP's Impact in 2025
SCRAP's Impact in 2025
We are so proud to share that 2025 was SCRAP's most successful year in our nearly 50-year history — a milestone built by this community, measured in so many ways...
Behind every number are teachers who stocked their classrooms, young people who discovered a love of making, and neighbors who found belonging here. None of it happens without you! Your belief in SCRAP made 2025 possible and will carry us forward
CELEBRATING RUTH ASAWA'S LEGACY
CELEBRATING RUTH ASAWA'S LEGACY
SCRAP is part of Ruth Asawa's lasting legacy– a gift to the city of San Francisco rooted in art education, creative reuse & community building
SCRAP is part of Ruth Asawa's lasting legacy– a gift to the city of San Francisco rooted in art education, creative reuse & community building
SCRAP IN THE NEWS
SCRAP IN THE NEWS
PBS NEWS HOUR
PBS NEWS HOUR
June 04, 2025
AXIOS
AXIOS
May 28, 2025
San Francisco arts hub is looking for a new home
San Francisco arts hub is looking for a new home
State of play: The non-profit has been renting its Bayview warehouse from SFUSD for the past 25 years, but the building is slated for demolition in 2026 to make way for a central kitchen for the school district.
OUR FUNDERS
OUR FUNDERS
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