LEGO Replay wants to inspire LEGO brick owners to pass along the bricks they aren’t using. Play has the power to change children’s lives. When children play, they learn how to problem solve, collaborate, and think creatively. The LEGO brick is so unique as it can be rebuilt, replayed with and with LEGO Replay have a new creative life with kids who need it most. Using the power of Give Back Box, you can pass on your much-loved LEGO bricks to share the power of play with kids involved with organizations such as Teach for America and the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston. Visit www.givebackbox.com/lego for more information and to print out your free shipping label.

The LEGO Brick is recognized by LEGO owners to last for generations. We pride ourselves on the high quality and longevity of our brick. We know that 97% of LEGO owners keep or share their bricks, passing them on to friends or family. As part of our Planet Promise, we want to help LEGO owners ensure that LEGO Bricks can be rebuilt and replayed with – having a new creative life. We found a donation partner with Give Back Box who takes safety and quality as seriously as we do.

We currently accept loose LEGO, DUPLO, and Technic bricks and elements. This includes Minifigures, Mini-dolls and Baseplates. They don’t need to be full sets; and please don’t send any built sets or partially built sets. Please see the question ‘Do I need to prepare my bricks before sending?’ for more details. Place the LEGO bricks you’d like to donate inside a box and go to www.givebackbox.com/lego. There you will be able to print out a free shipping label. You can then drop the box off at your local shipping office. The website will also provide you with a tax deduction receipt if you’d like.

Yes, please! Here are some guidelines for you to follow. 1. Take apart any built sets to the best of your ability; you don’t need to send full sets or building instructions. You can leave built Minifigures and Mini-dolls intact. 2. Remove all non-LEGO materials including other toys and batteries. You can donate other used toys to your local charity shop and batteries should be disposed of carefully using your local guidelines 3. You can send almost any type of LEGO brick including DUPLO, System, and Technic bricks and elements, but please don’t send any built Technic sets or components of sets. At this time, please do not send any electronics or storage containers even if they are LEGO branded.

Please remove all AA, AAA, and rechargeable batteries and dispose of them in accordance with your local requirements before donating. Products containing button cell batteries can be donated with the batteries.

Thank you for the offer but no, you don’t. Give Back Box will be sorting and cleaning the bricks before donation. To help them in their job, you can try to remove obviously damaged or disfigured bricks from your donation.

Give back box will sort and clean the bricks to ensure we are only passing on high quality bricks. Then they will pack them up to be donated to organizations such as Teach for America or Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston.

That’s awesome! Please contact a local charity directly to see what they can accept or visit www.GiveBackBox.com to find out about other participating company programs.

You can ship from any US state including Alaska and Hawaii.

Thanks for checking but don’t worry! We don’t actually donate full sets with precise building instructions. The boxes that are donated have a mix of elements from all sorts of sets that allow for endless creativity. The box also comes with an activity booklet with some great building activities to try out.

They get a box with a variety of bricks and elements with endless possibilities for creativity and imagination. This is why you don’t need to worry about sending full sets or building instructions. The box also comes with an activity booklet with some great building activities to try out.