Abby Connolly
According to their website, Lego has received over 118,600 boxes of bricks, equivalent to over 720,400 pounds, which were sent to approximately 119,400 children. It’s amazing work!
Not only does this program provide kids in need the chance to learn and play, but it is also great for the environment and sustainability.
Many Lego users are often faced with the decision of throwing out tons of pieces of polluting plastic after use or having them sit in their homes untouched for years. Now, there’s a better purpose for them!
“We pride ourselves on the quality and longevity of our brick,” writes the company. “As a part of our Planet Promise, we want to help Lego owners ensure that Lego bricks can be rebuilt and played with – having a new creative life.”
“I’m always looking for some new way to reuse anything and everything around my house,” writes Kristen Bell in her Instagram caption.
“I do love when companies make it really easy.”
To read more about Lego’s Replay program, visit the link here.
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