Recycled Art Contest

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New Electronics Recycling Center

The ReStore is now your electronics recycling center! Why add to growing landfills? Why pay to get rid of your electronics? Bring them to the ReStore and recycle your electronics for FREE! Televisions, stereos, computers, monitors, printers, etc...we'll take it all! Simply bring these items into the ReStore's main entrance and drop them off in the two large containers marked "Electronics Recycling" across from the register. We'll take care of the rest! 

Many electronics contain materials that can be repurposed even if the entire unit is out of date or not functional. If thrown in a landfill, some electronic components can even be harmful to the environment. This is why the ReStore has partnered with Vintage Tech Recyclers to help people safely and responsibly recycle their electronics. 

Stop tossing out old electronics or letting them clog up your storage space! Your donation will help keep usable materials out of landfills and help fund Habitat for Humanity's mission of building affordable homes for low-income families.

Materials Accepted:
TV's
Computers
Cell Phones
Scanners
Copy Machines
Printers
Fax Machines
Microwaves
Phones
Stereo Equipment
Printer Cartridges
Memory Sticks
Laptops & Laptop Accessories
Hard Drives
Game Consoles
Wires & Cables
Battery Backups
MP3 Players
CD/VCR/DVD Players
Call us for inquiries about donating other electronics.

Unacceptable Items: Light bulbs, household hazardous materials, home appliances such as refrigerators, freezers, coffee makers, hair dryers, etc.

Electronics Recycling Event - A Major Success!

Thanks to everyone who supported us at the Electronics Recycling Drive, Saturday, July 23rd. About 2400 cars cycled through the event dropping off a total of over 30,000 pounds of electronics!!! That's 14 semi truck loads of materials that will be properly recycled and reused instead of being thrown in a landfill. We could not have had this kind of success without the help of our hard working volunteers, promoters, Vintage Tech Recyclers, and a community driven to better their local environment. Thank you all so much. Proceeds from the recycled materials are being donated back to Milwaukee's Habitat for Humanity, so the good done from this event continues to spread.