"The Official Sponsors of Tomorrow " What do we mean by that? Once again we are working with the Orchard School 3rd graders on a Computer and Electronics recycling event at 7:30 this morning. Our earth is in good hands with these ecologically educated kids....
Indiana state law prohibits households, public schools, and small businesses from mixing unwanted electronics with municipal waste that's disposed in a landfill or incinerated. You know we schedule pickups for businesses, but did you know we also offer recycling drop off events to serve our community? 2018 Recycling...
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Did you get new electronics or devices this holiday season? We all love getting gifts, but what do we do with the old ones they replace? Technology Recyclers is open through the whole winter, to facilitate your electronic recycling needs. Call today to schedule your free...
We believe in Giving back to local Charity, and Christmas is about Kids. This year we have chosen Kids Voice a child advocacy non for profit. We have teamed up with Trans-Siberian orchestra, and for each ticket sold for their 12-20-17 concert, they will donate money to...
We are the "Official Sponsor of Tomorrow" once again we are helping the future leaders of our world. Yesterday, Inez Hua, PhD Professor, Lyles School of Civil Engineering and the Division of Environmental and Ecological Engineering Purdue University - West Lafayette toured our facility with a group...
In the spider-webbed corners of your attic — in the depths of your basement — in the storage closets of your school. Let's face it: old electronics are everywhere. As our society increases its dependence on technology and as new electronic products develop rapidly, electronic...
Here is another example of 3rd and 4th graders doing great things. A few weeks ago we talked about another 3rd and 4th grade event at another school. This was a program written and taught by 11th grader Jay Maturi from University High School. He is...