Computer Recycling (Re-Use)

Computer recycling and re-manufacturing to help students.

Re-use by donating working parts to

local schools, proper recycling of other parts. Data destruction. No charges for

recycling, removal, …

CRC takes all computers, network, telephone, test equipment, cell phones, office electronics and industrial electronics – working and nonworking – and warehouse overstocks of parts and equipment. Computers & Education reuses laptops and computers in community programs, nonprofits, and schools.

Goodwill offers computer and electronic recycling and refurbishment programs for individuals and businesses. We refurbish donated items in working order and sell them affordably in our stores or make them available to community groups. Non-working components are broken down and recycled in a safe and environmentally responsible way.

We give free refurbished computers to schools, non-profit organizations, and economically and/or physically disadvantaged individuals.

Technology product philanthropy service just for

nonprofits. Thanks to our partners’ generous product donations and discounts, TechSoup Stock is able to facilitate and distribute multiple product philanthropy programs in a centralized, Web-based platform.

Accepts newer and older computers and related equipment such as scanners, fax machines, VCRs, monitors and printers. Re-usable computers are donated to non-profit organizations through the Jared Polis Foundation while older models are disassembled and recycled. A fee is charged to help cover the cost of collecting, shipping and recycling these items.

Community Computer Connection “C3”. The C3 team refurbishes computers

that are donated from corporations, organizations, and individuals, and provides

them for free to qualified nonprofit organizations and schools throughout

Colorado.

Computer refurbishing, recycling, donations, etc. We accept donations of computer equipment. Our volunteers test and restore them to working condition. We provide the refurbished/upgraded computers to other charitable organizations and educational institutions.

Materials for the Arts (MFTA) provides over 3,000

New York City (NYC) arts programs, artists and art educators with materials and

art supplies donated by area businesses that no longer need them. Computers and

accessories must be immediately usable.

Non-profit community organization providing free computers and education to those in need through the reuse and recycling of old computers. Any computer equipment, working or not, can be donated to Free Geek; we will repair and reuse what computers we can. Non-functioning computers and scrap will be recycled responsibly.

Free Geek Penn is a non-profit organization that recycles used technology and provides computers, education and access to the internet to those in need in exchange for community service.

Information about electronics recycling in

California.

Internet training and technology for developing communities, – donate websites to non profit and non governmental organizations in developing countries InterConnection.

Free Geek Olympia is a volunteer organization that recycles used technology to provide computers , education, and access to the Internet to those in need – in exchange for community service. We currently serve Thurston County and plan to serve the entire south Puget Sound region.

eWastemc.com offers a electronic recycling services to California businesses.

Offers computer and electronic recycling services for

residential and commercial. We recycle laptops, monitors, PCs, phones, televisions, and more.

Computer and electronics recycling for businesses and individuals. Milwaukee based, covering all of Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. See our web site for more information www.deadcomputers.com

Not all computer recycling is the same! Have commercial trucks come to you facility. Our professional employees do all labor & logistics. E-Cycle Environmental guarantees complete data destruction.

Serving Texas and national clients, Technocycle will process all amounts of computers and IT related equipment. Re-usable computers may be consigned or purchased. 713-895-7409

Since 2004, Compupoint has been a leader in asset management and recycling and reuse of a range of end-of-life and obsolete computers, computer monitors and other electronic equipment.

NextStep: Recycle computers, educate the public and provides refurbished to low income people.

PC Renewal is a company specializing in recycling and disposing of retired computer and office equipment.

Computer recycling, hard drive shredding, on-site hard drive destruction, off-site hard drive destruction, on-site tapes shredding, free computer recycling, free monitor recycling.

25 years of experience in customer service, downstream due diligence, collection services, data destruction and donation programs. We collect and recycle all electronic products.

We recycle/refurbish donated systems from local/national organizations and companies and residents by fixing or replacing what may be broken and putting it back into the community for educational use.

We offer free computer, electronics, TV and monitor recycling.

We offer: secure compliant IT recycling for enterprises, law firms, banks, hospitals and university customers.

IT assets & computer recovery & recycling specialists. Safe & secure disposal of e-waste. Quality refurbished computers & other computer parts.

TCG is a total recycler of electronic scrap, by-products and other components related to the manufacturing of technological products.

A Regional and National Exchange board where you can easily offer to donate your

used computer and office electronics equipment to a tax exempt nonprofit

organization.

Computer Renaissance stores sell new, refurbished, used and custom built laptop

and desktop computers and offer computer repair, consulting, computer

networking, and IT services.

National Cristina Foundation (NCF) provides computer technology and solutions to give people with disabilities, students at risk and economically disadvantaged persons the opportunity, through training, to lead more independent and productive lives.

Computer Aid recycles unwanted computers from Britain for use in schools and

community organisations in developing countries.