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Let's Recycle!

When and Where?

Acceptable Items

What you can Recycle:

  • Computers
  • Laptops
  • Servers
  • Networking Equipment (Routers/ Switches/ Modems/ Firewalls)
  • Phones
  • Tablets
  • LCD Flat Screen Monitors
  • Wires/Cabling
  • Cable Boxes
  • Cameras
  • Computer Accessories (Motherboards/ Hard Drives/ Power Supplies)
  • Audio/Video Equipment
  • Fitness Trackers/Smartwatches
  • Gaming Systems
  • Printers
  • Small Appliances
  • Power Tools
  • Flat Screen TVs ($20 fee per TV)

Items We Can't Accept

Sorry, we cannot accept the following items:

  • CRT (Tube) TVs
  • CRT (Tube) Monitors
  • Rear Projection TVs
  • DLP TVs
  • Refrigerators
  • Large Appliances
  • AC Units
  • Thermostats
  • Household batteries
  • Lightbulbs

FAQs

Yes, your personal information and peace of mind are very important to us! All of your data is wiped according to the Department of Defense Standard (DoD 5220.22-M). Devices that are not wiped with software will be physically destroyed via hydraulic press.
All items donated are 100% reused. Some laptops will go to our “Computers for Kids” program, some will be used for parts to complete other computers, and any items that are too old or too damaged will be broken down into raw components and recycled.

Our Partners

Trinity Lutheran Church

The beneficiary is Trinity Lutheran Church. They provided us a location for this recycling drive. You can find out more about them here:

New Life Technology Group

We’ve partnered with New Life Technology Group to recycle all of the E-waste and destroy your data. You can find out more about their services here:

About Me

I’m Carson McKenny, an aspiring Eagle Scout from Troop 504. For my final requirement, I needed to organize and complete a service project. For my project, I chose to do an E-waste drive, as I believe that it will have a great impact on the community.

What is an Eagle Scout?

Eagle Scout is the highest rank that can be achieved in scouting. It is nationally commemorated by colleges, employers, and various others. It is a rare feat to achieve, and less than 2% of all scouts achieve it.

I’m glad I was a scout. I learnt to achieve my goals, to challenge myself and, of course, the greatest value of scouting is the sense of community, service to people, to society.