Goodwill’s E-Recycling Program

Jan 5, 2007 Environmental News, Recycling

I was watching the news in my area talk about Goodwill’s program to recycle computer parts. What a wonderful idea. I headed right over to their site to learn more. After all, I do have an old computer we don’t use but haven’t disposed of yet. Wonderful to hear there’s a good way to do it.

They take all kinds of computer parts in my area. The unusable is recycled, the usable are used in job training programs.

This event runs until January 13 in the San Diego area.

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One Response to “Goodwill’s E-Recycling Program”

  1. How Bad Are Computers for the Environment? » Green SAHM Says:

    May 1st, 2007 at 1:50 pm

    [...] When your computer is useless, you need to look for computer recycling programs currently active in your area. Goodwill does this in some areas, but not at all times. You’ll want to take the proper precautions to remove your old data. [...]