Showing posts with label recycle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycle. Show all posts

Monday, November 21, 2011

Convenient Drop-offs for E-Waste

Looking for a convenient drop-off location to recycle your unwanted and obsolete electronics?  Just visit http://myecollective.com and type in your ZIP code to find the nearest location.

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Oct. 15th E-Waste Event to Benefit SSD Crime Prevention Unit

Wondering where you can safely dispose of all those old, broken electronic gizmos? 

Take 'em to the E-Waste Event on Saturday, October 15, 2011 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department-Central Division.  They're located at 7000 65th Street, Sacramento (behind Burlington Coat Factory).

Your donations will benefit the Sheriff's Crime Prevention Unit and the South Sacramento communities they serve.

Acceptable e-waste items are
:

TVs (all sizes and types)
Computer towers & monitors
Laptops
DVD players & VCRs
Printers
Stereos & Radios
Telephones & Cell phones
Video games
Microwaves

No appliances or batteries, please!

For more details, call On-Site Electronics Recycling at 209-234-7994.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

What to Do with that Old, Stinky Shoe?

The sun is shinin', the birds are singin',
and somethin' is stinkin' up the back of your closet. 


Time for Spring Cleaning!  

Take your old, worn-out athletic shoes to the 4th Annual Nike ReUSE A SHOE Program.  They'll be recycled into playing surfaces like synthetic soccer fields, running tracks, and basketball courts. 

You can donate at any Elk Grove fire station, the Wackford Community & Aquatic Center, Laguna Town Hall, or Elk Grove City Hall.  Students can also donate shoes using the special collection bins on their campuses from April 4th through April 29th.   

Did you know it takes up to 20,000 pairs of athletic shoes to make a mini-soccer field; 2,500 pairs for an outdoor basketball court; and 75,000 pairs for a running track?  So please be generous with your donations!

This program is a collective effort by Allied Waste, the Elk Grove Unified School District, Nike, and the City of Elk Grove.