7th Annual Donuts & Declutter
Saturday, March 14 | 9:00–11:00 AM | Suwanee, Georgia
If you live in Suwanee or North Gwinnett and have been staring at that broken TV, old lawn equipment, worn-out furniture, or “what even is this?” pile in your garage, this is your chance.
The 7th Annual Donuts & Declutter is happening Saturday, March 14th from 9:00–11:00 a.m., and it is officially our most popular community event of the year.
Last year we helped 80 households declutter. This year, we are preparing to serve 150 households, and spots will fill quickly.
About the Event
Donuts & Declutter is a large-item disposal event for Suwanee residents who need to get rid of items that cannot fit in weekly trash pickup. We bring in large commercial dumpsters so neighbors can dispose of bulky items safely and easily without renting a truck or making multiple dump runs.
Accepted Items
Accepted items include broken TVs, furniture, small appliances, lawn equipment, garage clutter, and general household junk. We kindly ask that items be limited to what would reasonably fit in the back of an SUV so we can help as many neighbors as possible.
Items Not Accepted
We do not accept wet paint, hazardous materials, tires, or mattresses. Electronic waste and metal will be recycled properly.
Refreshments
Hot coffee and donuts will be served while you wait.
Community Focus
As a local Realtor serving Suwanee and North Gwinnett, I believe real estate is about more than buying and selling homes. It is about strengthening our community. Clutter builds up. Garages get crowded. Storage rooms overflow. This event gives families a simple, stress-free way to reset while creating a space for neighbors to gather and connect.
Food Drive for Duluth Cooperative Ministry
At the same time, we ask each household to bring non-perishable, non-expired food items for the Duluth Cooperative Ministry. Items most needed include canned tuna, canned chicken, canned and dried beans, canned vegetables, canned fruit, pasta and pasta sauce, peanut butter, jelly, mac and cheese, breakfast cereal, chunky soup, ramen noodles, toilet paper, bar soap, small-size laundry detergent, and dish soap. Your decluttering helps restock shelves for families right here in our community.
Registration Information
Registration is required because space is limited and this event fills quickly. We do not publicly publish the exact location. Once registered, you will receive full event details. This allows us to ensure we have enough dumpster capacity, serve as many households as possible, and protect the hosting neighborhood. Click here to get registered now.
Sponsor Partners
This event would not be possible without the generous support of our local business partners including Sandy Hill at Fairway Independent Mortgage, O’Kelley & Sorohan Title Attorneys, Contractors Best Pest Solutions, Stan’s Cans, Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning, D&A Cleaning Services, Postal Plus, Flash Print, Perimeter Roofing, and Redeemed Relocation and Recycling. When you support these businesses, you support companies that invest back into Suwanee.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to live in a specific neighborhood?
We heavily promote this event within certain Suwanee neighborhoods and invite past clients and surrounding neighbors. Registration is required.
Is there a cost?
No. This event is free thanks to our sponsor partners.
How much can I bring?
Please limit items to what would reasonably fit in the back of an SUV. We want to serve up to 150 households.
Do you accept mattresses?
No. Unfortunately, mattresses cannot be accepted at this event due to disposal regulations and dumpster limitations.
What about electronics?
Electronic waste and metal will be recycled properly.
Can I just show up?
Registration is required to receive event details.
Closing
A clean garage feels lighter. An organized home feels calmer. A stocked food pantry strengthens families. This is more than a dumpster day. It is a community reset.
If you live in Suwanee, North Gwinnett, Sugar Hill, or surrounding areas, this is your opportunity to declutter your home, enjoy coffee and donuts, support a local food pantry, and start spring feeling lighter.
