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| This section lists organizations and resources that can assist a nonprofit as you look to recycle your technology equipment. | |
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 | Cartride World USA | | Currently has a new store in Waite Park and is also planning to open a store in Sartell and Willmar. They recycle printer cartridges and also handle a fund-raising program for nonprofit organizations that desire to collect used printer cartridges. Their regional Sales Representative is Brett Brakemeier, Cartridge World, Phone: (952) 935-5019, Fax: (952) 935-8488, Email: brett.b@quickpractice.com and their Waite Park store is located at: Cartridge World - St. Cloud, 655 2nd Street South, Waite Park, MN 56387, Tel: (320) 258-3148 or Email: bradh@cartridgeworldstcloud.com | | Copiers Refurbished | | An excellent place for nonprofits to purchase copiers and printers at greatly reduced prices. Copiers Refurbished is a reseller of nationally leased technology equipment (copiers, computers, etc.) and is located in Long Prairie, Minnesota. | | Minnesota Computers for Schools/Nonprofits | | The Minnesota Computers for Schools/Nonprofits works with local nonprofits to conduct technology pickups. They prefer technology equipment in serviceable condition so they can rebuild and use all components for recycling. Certification is given to donors that all parts were recycled and not dumped in landfills. Standard charge is $8.00 per computer and monitor. Transportation charges apply for larger pick-ups. They also sell rebuilt computers, monitors, servers and other technology equipment to schools and nonprofits. |  | Northern Laser | | Northern Laser has no website, but they are a local printer cartridge recycling company. They recycle your laser cartridges and return them to you at a cost less than you could purchase new cartridges. Northern Laser, 557 South 2nd Avenue, Waite Park, MN 56387, Tel: 320-252-1046 |
|  | State of Minnesota - Complete listing of Recycling and Disposal Programs | | The State of Minnesota has a complete listing of recycling and disposal programs listed on their website. This site addresses the recycling of more than just technology. | | The Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance | | The Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance encourages residents to take advantage of the growing number of recycling options for household technology — some are free, while some charge a fee. Look around to find the best deal available. Waste electronic and electrical products from households are not regulated or banned from disposal in Minnesota. However, household electronics should be managed responsibly even in small quantities. | | United Cerebral Palsy Technology Recycling Program | | United Cerebral Palsy of Central Minnesota has developed its current technology recycling program. They have coordinated with Tri County Waste Management in the past and hold their Computer Drop-Off events twice per year. They rely on volunteers to repair used computers and adapt them for children with disabilities. For more info call 320.253.0765. |
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