Jiffy Junk Aids Georgia Forest Restoration

Jiffy Junk, a leading sustainable junk removal service, has announced plans to plant 5,000 trees in central Georgia in 2023 in partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation. This initiative aims to restore Georgia’s forest canopy and provide habitat for important wildlife species like the red-cockaded woodpecker and gopher tortoise.

By focusing on reforestation efforts in Georgia, Jiffy Junk is not only contributing to wildlife conservation but also improving local air and water quality, increasing climate resiliency, and restoring the natural landscape of the region. With the support of over a million members and partners, the Arbor Day Foundation has planted nearly 500 million trees worldwide since its founding in 1972.

Jiffy Junk, founded in 2014 and originally serving Long Island, New York, has now expanded into a multi-state operation. They offer junk removal services for items like construction debris, appliances, furniture, and office moves. Their professional staff ensures that unwanted items are either donated or recycled, leaving behind a clean area for their clients, known as their “White Glove Treatment.”

The Arbor Day Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to planting trees, works in communities and forests worldwide to address critical environmental issues. With the support of their members, partners, and supporters, they have made a significant impact by planting nearly 500 million trees in over 50 countries. Their mission is to inspire people to plant, nurture, and celebrate trees to address challenges facing the planet.

Through their partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation, Jiffy Junk is furthering their commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. By planting trees in Georgia, they are not only helping to restore important ecosystems but also contributing to a healthier environment for local residents. This initiative showcases the company’s dedication to making a positive impact on the planet through their business practices and community involvement.