501(c)(3) and more!
We gather surplus materials from nonprofits for redistribution.
We facilitate the allocation of financial assets to community programs.
We promote sustainable practices through responsible resource allocation.
At REMAP ( Resource Exchange & Materials Allocation Program), we believe in the transformative power of surplus. Dedicated to fostering a culture of sharing, we responsibly collect and redistribute surplus materials and remaining financial assets from nonprofits. Our mission is to benefit grantors, schools, educators, and community programs, helping them create a lasting impact. We are located in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
We create lasting benefits for schools and local programs.
We ensure surplus materials are ethically collected and reused.
Leftover assets are carefully allocated for maximum community good.
We serve nonprofits, educators, and community programs alike.
We collect surplus materials from all organizations, including educational supplies, furniture, and other resources that can benefit schools and community programs.
Nonprofits can join our program by contacting us directly via email to discuss available resources and needs.
Philanthropic entities, schools, educators, and community programs are eligible to receive support and materials through our Resource Exchange Program.
We are located in Winston-Salem, N.C.
REMAP helps grantors by maximizing the impact of donated materials through efficient collection, sorting, and redistribution, reducing waste and improving grantee accountability.
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Email us at admin@resourcestewardship.org for any inquiries.
“The New Exchange”
— A Poem for REMAP (in the style of Lazarus’ iconic welcome)
Not like the hordes of waste in silent landfills,
cold with forgetting, sealed from hopeful hands;
Here stands a beacon over storerooms and workshops,
a lamp of reuse lit by generous lands. “Give me your idle tools, your stored-away supplies,
your shelves of surplus waiting to be freed.
Send me your microscopes asleep in dusty closets,
your tempest-tossed textbooks, your kits no longer used.
I lift my light beside the learning door—
where cast-off things become tomorrow’s seed. “For in this place, the worn is made worthy,
the outdated finds purpose, the broken finds repair;
and every rescued object carries forward
the quiet promise that nothing good is spare.
Let REMAP gather what time has set aside,
and place it gently in the hands of those who rise.