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Bring your abandoned hardware and cables to Grace Tuesday May 6, 2025 for our recycling drive. Items will be collected in the lobby of 86 and 46 until noon. Our vendor includes the service of collecting AND wiping the memory of all devices collected, but we recommend each donor remove all personal data before delivery, as an added precaution.
Bring your abandoned hardware and cables to Grace Tuesday May 6, 2025 for our recycling drive. Items will be collected in the lobby of 86 and 46 until noon. Our vendor includes the service of collecting AND wiping the memory of all devices collected, but we recommend each donor remove all personal data before delivery, as an added precaution.
YES to: Laptops, desktop computers, monitors, printers, cell phones, eReaders, digital cameras, and cables
YES to: Laptops, desktop computers, monitors, printers, cell phones, eReaders, digital cameras, and cables
NO THANK YOU to: Print cartridges, Household appliances like toasters, hairdryers, blenders, televisions, microwaves
NO THANK YOU to: Print cartridges, Household appliances like toasters, hairdryers, blenders, televisions, microwaves
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
-Recycling one million laptop computers can save enough energy to run 3,657 U.S. homes for a year.
-Recycling one million laptop computers can save enough energy to run 3,657 U.S. homes for a year.
-Currently, only 15-20 percent of all e-waste is recycled.
-Currently, only 15-20 percent of all e-waste is recycled.
-An EPA report reveals that by recycling one million cell phones, we can recover more than 20,000 lbs of copper, 20 lbs of palladium, 550 lbs of silver and 50 lbs of gold.
-An EPA report reveals that by recycling one million cell phones, we can recover more than 20,000 lbs of copper, 20 lbs of palladium, 550 lbs of silver and 50 lbs of gold.
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