When residents plain about clothing bins on sidewalks or private property

When residents plain about clothing bins on sidewalks or private property, Sanitation workers tag them with stickers warning their owners the containers will be hauled off if they're not moved within 30 days.But, as one of the thread's poster's noted, pointing to a bin at Grand Avenue and Prospect Place, even after it was removed by Sanitation, a week later the bin came back."They painted the side with blue paint I assume to hide where the sanitation stickers were. Part of the reason I requested removal is that people leave garbage next to the bin. Argh! This means war," wrote the user burningorange.

They painted the side with blue paint I assume to hide where the sanitation stickers were. Part of the reason I requested removal is that people leave garbage next to the bin. Argh!

Uptown resident David Katz, 30, was dismayed to learn clothes deposited in the bins sometimes marked with the names of charities don't always go to help the needy.



"I guess it's upsetting to feel like my good efforts are being undermined," he said after dropping clothes into a container near Seaman Avenue and 204th Street.Tulle one shoulder A-line beaded flower wedding dresses "I thought, 'What the heck, I'll do something for the good of someone else.' To find out that someone else is taking advantage of that for their own financial gain, it's very frustrating."

The panies SpinGreen, USAgain and Viltex place used clothing bins in the city and don't claim to be charities,Wholesale Cheap Organza Strapless Tiered Ruffle Skirt With Flowers Crystal Sexy A-line Wedding Dresses but some nonprofits said donors are being duped."They take away money from charitable organizations," said Mauricio Hernandez of Goodwill New York. "People usually believe that they are supplying some sort of charitable organization, while they are often giving money to an entrepreneur."



SpinGreen,Tulle satin stapless applique A-line wedding dresses party dress which placed a black bin covered with logos from local charities near Bedford Avenue and St. Johns Place, is a recycling pany with an educational and environmental mission, pany president Elliot Groman said."I don't know why the bins are misleading," he said. "If people feel misled they can always call."SpinGreen contributes to local schools by hosting free educational workshops on sustainability and other environmental issues, Groman said. They donated more than 500 coats to locals last year, he said.