To find a donation bin in Langley, open the interactive map and search your address. Bins are available around the clock and take clothing and books. Blue markers are for books only; red markers accept clothing and books together. If the nearest bin is full, you can book a free home pickup instead.
How to use the map
The map pins every drop-off point across Langley City and the Township. Zoom to your neighbourhood, tap a marker to see its address and the items it accepts, and pick the closest fit. On a desktop, hold Ctrl and scroll to zoom, or use the plus and minus buttons.
What each bin colour accepts
| Marker colour | What it accepts |
|---|---|
| Blue | Books only |
| Red | Clothing and books |
Checking the colour before you drive saves a wasted trip. For a full breakdown of items by location, see what can be donated at each drop-off point.
What bins accept
Bins take clean, dry, resalable clothing and books. Bag your items so they stay dry inside the chute. For the complete list, check what we accept.
What bins cannot take
- Large furniture, mattresses, and appliances
- Hazardous materials such as paint, chemicals, and propane
- Soaked, mouldy, or heavily damaged items
Small household goods do not go in every bin. Confirm on the map, or see the household donation page for the routes that accept them.
If a bin is full
Pick another location on the map, or book a free home pickup and we will collect from your door. Please do not leave donations on the ground beside a full bin, since loose bags are exposed to weather and cannot always be recovered for resale.
Where your donation goes
We empty the bins and deliver the goods to Value Village, and the proceeds fund youth mentoring run by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Langley. For the full picture on clothing, see the clothing donation page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the nearest donation bin in Langley?
Open the bin map and search your address. It shows every drop-off point across Langley City and the Township, with the closest one to you at the centre.
What can go in the bins?
Clean, dry, resalable clothing and books. Blue bins take books only; red bins take clothing and books. Bag your items to keep them dry. See the accepted items list for specifics.
Can I put household goods in a bin?
Not at every location. Some bins are limited to clothing or books, so check the map first. For small household goods, the household donation page lists the routes that accept them.
How often are bins emptied?
Bins are serviced regularly, and busier locations more often. Collected goods are sorted and sent to Value Village soon after pickup.
What should I do if the bin is full?
Choose another bin on the map or book a free home pickup. Leaving bags on the ground exposes them to weather, and those donations often cannot be resold.