About Seattle REconomy Seattle REconomy (www.seattlereconomy.org) is a quickly growing nonprofit that supports economies of reuse, sharing and circularity. We do this through community based programs like the NE Seattle […] [...]
Did you see the exciting news? This summer, Seattle REconomy is opening a new shared reuse and repair space in Lake City thanks to support from the Seattle Office of Economic Development and Seattle Public Utilities. For one year, we have an opportunity to expand our programming and deepen access [...]
We are excited to share that we recently partnered with the City of Seattle on a year-long project to manage a building in Lake City for like-minded sustainable organizations and […] [...]
Help us grow our community, while also extending your membership! Tell your friends, share on social media, or grab referral cards from our tool libraries. The more we grow, the more we can offer our community! [...]
Help us grow our community in April, while also extending your membership! Tell your friends, share on social media, or grab referral cards from our tool libraries. Every new member gets one month added to their membership, and every referral adds one month to your membership. The more we grow, [...]
With overwhelming support at the NE Seattle Tool Library, we're able to increase our open hours for the foreseeable future. [...]
Visit the Shoreline Tool Library for thousands of tools, bikes, art supplies, & baked goods. Any offer accepted for tools and art supplies! [...]
Seattle REconomy’s 2025 Annual Report reflects on our impact, growth, and future goals, with insights into our programs, funding, and community reach. [...]
If you've been around the tool libraries, you've definitely been impacted by the support of Russ and Lynette, who helped us through many hours of tool librarian shifts, classes, special projects, and so much more last year! It is thanks to volunteers like them that we are able to support [...]
Fix-It Nights at the Shoreline Tool Library have been wildly successful this year. These events have welcomed hundreds of broken household goods and seen hundreds leave newly fixed. It's a service we're proud to offer to the community, and this year has shined a light on just how impactful this [...]