A man sets up a blue canopy tent next to a One Man's Junk SLC removal truck for a community Free Item Day event.
A man sets up a blue canopy tent next to a One Man's Junk SLC removal truck for a community Free Item Day event.

Community Outreach In Action

Reclaimed Goods For Wasatch Families

It's the little things that truly mean the most to us. We're One Man's Junk SLC — and for us, this is more than just junk removal, it's community outreach in action.

A big part of that mission is our Free Item Days — once a month, spring through fall, weather permitting.

Sugar House Farmers Market

Hosted by Fellowship Hall

October 10th 2026

Saturday 9am- 3pm

Once a month during the warmer seasons, we host a monthly booth at the Sugarhouse Farmers Market (courtesy of Fellowship Hall) to give away items rescued from our paid junk removal jobs—100% free to the community. It’s easily one of our favorite parts of what we do. While we resell a portion of our finds to help fund these events, our main goal is keeping usable goods out of landfills and getting them directly to people who can use them. At the end of the day, any remaining items are donated to local charities, ensuring as little goes to waste as possible.

Our Last one for the 2026 season thats being held @

📍2060 S Windsor Street, Salt Lake City

Our mission is simple: Donate, Recycle, or Resell first — and only take TRUE TRASH to the landfill. Every job is an opportunity to give items a second life and get them back into the hands of people who can actually use them. From furniture and household goods to clothing and more, we're always looking for ways to turn what's no longer needed into something meaningful for someone else.

If What We're Doing Speaks To You

Hiring us for junk removal directly supports everything we do and help us to give back to our Utah communities. Every paid haul helps us keep usable items out of landfills and get quality goods into the hands of people who need them.

If What We're Doing Speaks To You

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