What We Accept and Reject

Accepted Items

Computers & Office Equipment

  • Desktop computers

  • Laptops

  • Monitors

  • Keyboards & mice

  • Printers & scanners

  • Routers & modems

  • External hard drives

Phones & Small Electronics

  • Cell phones & smartphones

  • Tablets

  • Chargers & cables

  • Headphones & earbuds

  • Smart watches

  • Portable speakers

 

Entertainment Electronics

  • Televisions

  • DVD/Blu-ray players

  • Gaming consoles

  • Streaming devices

  • Remote controls

Accessories & Miscellaneous

  • Power cords

  • Surge protectors

  • Computer parts & components

Items We Do NOT Accept

Hazardous or Non-Electronic Waste

  • Household trash

  • Paint or chemicals

  • Biohazard materials

  • Propane tanks

  • Explosives or ammunition

Other Restricted Items

  • Loose hazardous materials

  • Severely damaged batteries leaking chemicals

  • Items contaminated with mold, pests, or biohazards

 

Large Appliances

  • Refrigerators

  • Washers & dryers

  • Dishwashers

  • Air conditioners


Why Some Items May Be Rejected

Limiting unsafe items helps protect staff, volunteers, and the environment. Certain materials require:

  • Specialized hazardous waste handling

  • Refrigerant recovery

  • State-regulated disposal methods

  • Equipment beyond standard e-waste processing

Before You Donate Electronics

Please remember to:
✔ Back up important files
✔ Remove personal data
✔ Take out removable batteries when possible
✔ Bundle loose cords or accessories together

Questions?

If you are unsure whether an item qualifies as e-waste, contact us. We’re happy to help guide you toward the safest and most responsible disposal option.

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