The LEGO Replay pilot program will take any previously used LEGO bricks and donate them to children's non-profits across the country.
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The LEGO group encourages people to place their unwanted bricks and sets into a cardboard box. A free UPS shipping label can be found on the LEGO Replay website.
The package can then be sent to the Give Back Box facility, where each brick will be sorted, inspected by hand, and given a rigorous cleaning.
"We know people don't throw away their LEGO bricks," said Tim Brooks, Vice President, Environmental Responsibility at the LEGO Group. "The vast majority hand them down to their children or grandchildren but others have asked us for a safe way to dispose of or to donate their bricks."
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Teach for America will receive the majority of the toys and provide them to thousands of classrooms across the country.
Bricks will also be sent to Boys & Girls Club of Boston for their after-school programs.
Once the pilot is complete in spring 2020, the LEGO Group will evaluate a possible expansion of the program.