Toro Surplus Launches at

CSU Dominguez Hills is making it easier than ever to reuse and save with the launch of Toro Surplus, powered by our ReCap software.

Faculty and staff can now quickly browse surplus items, claim what they need, or post things they no longer use. It’s a simple way to cut down on waste and avoid unnecessary purchases—all while supporting the university’s sustainability goals.

Even better, ReCap now has a built-in messaging feature, making communication and coordination a breeze. CSUDH is now part of a growing network of campuses using ReCap to make reuse easy and save money!

We’re thrilled to introduce the new Hornet Reuse app for Sacramento State students and staff! Powered by our Student Reuse Portal software, this app makes it easier to share and claim free items, supporting a more sustainable campus and reducing waste.

With a user-friendly design, the Hornet Reuse app is a practical tool for students and staff to keep items in circulation and contribute to Sac State’s commitment to sustainability.

We’re excited to sponsor the Most Awesome Reuse Roundtable hosted by the Coast Waste Management Association (CWMA) on May 1st.

This event brings together experts to discuss innovative reuse strategies and sustainable solutions.

It’s a great opportunity to connect, share ideas, and learn from leaders in the reuse field. Whether you’re experienced or new to the industry, you’ll find valuable insights to help drive sustainability efforts.

Best of all? Attendance is free!

When something breaks, do you fix it or toss it? In today’s throwaway culture, repair often takes a backseat—but what if we flipped the script?

The TED Radio Hour episode Repair, Repurpose, Reimagine explores how innovators are extending the life of everyday items through repair and upcycling. Get inspired by designers, engineers, and problem-solvers giving old things new life.

What’s your best repair or reuse success story? Reply and share—we might feature it next time!