e-waste
Technology has become so disposable in our society. We try to maintain a low carbon footprint by properly recycling all electronics equipment. We rent extra space and expense our time to our recycling program because it is the right thing to do.
If a computer/laptop/printer is still in good shape and might serve a purpose as a donation to a charity or person in need (upon approval by the owner); then we will first ensure all users data is removed then refurbish it and find a deserving home. Over the past few years we have donated dozens of laptops and desktops this way.
Empty toners & ink cartridges from our clients are taken to the House of Blessing for their recycling for food program.
All computer electronics have customer data properly destroyed, then recycled at the Restore so Habitat for Humanity will receive funds for local building projects.
All batteries from laptops & Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) units are removed and recycled with a local business where the proceeds go to a local boys club.
Technology has become so disposable in our society. We try to maintain a low carbon footprint by properly recycling all electronics equipment. We rent extra space and expense our time to our recycling program because it is the right thing to do.
If a computer/laptop/printer is still in good shape and might serve a purpose as a donation to a charity or person in need (upon approval by the owner); then we will first ensure all users data is removed then refurbish it and find a deserving home. Over the past few years we have donated dozens of laptops and desktops this way.
Empty toners & ink cartridges from our clients are taken to the House of Blessing for their recycling for food program.
All computer electronics have customer data properly destroyed, then recycled at the Restore so Habitat for Humanity will receive funds for local building projects.
All batteries from laptops & Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) units are removed and recycled with a local business where the proceeds go to a local boys club.
