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I am going to answer based upon the assumption that you are in the U.S.
I don't know about any companies that purchase and recycle them. But, you could advertise them for free on the Internet on any of the free advertising sites. They really do work. I'm going to pretend that you live where I do. That would be in Rock Island, IL. You could word an ad like this: Title: Corian Kitchen Countertop for Sale Corian kitchen countertop in Rock Island, IL needs a new home. (List dimensions and color) (Details of condition it is in) (Asking price) Please contact: (All of your contact information.) Here are some free sites on which to advertise. craigslist: quad cities, IA/IL classifieds for jobs, apartments, personals, for sale, services, community, and events (To use Craigslist, you just find and post on the one that is near you.) USA - cliQs.com Everything from Everywhere DomesticSale - The Effective Free Classifieds Free Classifieds Ads - Internet Advertising to Sell Online Vast.com - Search All The Classifieds On The Web PennySaverUSA Classifieds Online: Local ads in California Oodle.com Classifieds - Search local online classifieds BuySellCommunity Classifieds - Buy & Sell Locally : Free Online Classifieds Free Classifieds @ Adpost.com Free Classifieds, Free Ads, Free advertisement, Business Opportunity Free Classifieds - FinditClassifieds.com Free Advertising, Free Classifieds, Free Classified Ads, Free Ads, Classified Ads, Free Classified, Bulk Email Advertising, Opt In Email Marketing Services, Email Lists, Classified, Free Ad, Advertising Free, Classifieds, Classified Ad, Free Classifi You could also make up flyers and post them wherever you can find a public bulletin board. These places usually happen to be in grocery stores, Laundromats, bowling alleys, Quick-Mart type places, libraries, etc.
heaphy agrees: This is a comprehensive list of websites where you can recycle things by giving them away. Excellent work!
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In the mid atlantic, D L Plastics is recycling Corian I found them on Manta. They are in Maryland and the person I contacted was Darrin at [email protected]
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