Linking Donors
together with
Nonprofit Recipients
We provide a convenient, secure, and easy to use means of exchange for donors and nonprofit recipients. The Nonprofit Recycling Network is focused on the productive transfer and reuse of office and school equipment.
Who We Serve
We're here for schools, churches, learning and activity centers, teachers, counselors, technicians, community leaders and organizers who hold interests in reusing office and school technology. We make it easy to keep good, used technology out of the waste stream while putting it back into service where it can help the most.
Donate Technology for Education
Offer Computers, Laptops, Cameras
Projectors, Copiers, Accessories
Phone Systems, Storage Media & more
Projectors, Copiers, Accessories
Phone Systems, Storage Media & more
Recycling and Reuse
to Benefit the Non-Profit Sector
In the Classroom and for the Office
since 1994
to Benefit the Non-Profit Sector
In the Classroom and for the Office
since 1994
Environmental Protection Agency
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has developed a focus toward educating the public about the importance of reusing and recycling electronics. State and local governments, manufacturers, and retailers, are have begun to provide opportunities to recycle and reuse electronics as they see opportunity in sponsoring take back programs and recycling events. Some states have passed legislation to manage end-of-life electronics, while others are expected to follow. Below are a series of related key links at the EPA website which may prove to be helpful.
- Basic Information about eWaste
- Reducing eWaste
- Recycling electronics
- Regional and State eCycling programs
- Other donation and recycling programs
- Statistics on Used and End-of-Life Electronics
- Standards for handling electronic waste
- The EPA FAQ on electronic waste
- Additional Resources, publications, and links
- Digital Television Transition
- TV Recycling Challenge
- Recycle Your Cell Phone
- Responsible eCycling Practices
- Resource Conservation Challenge partnerships
