[MACEP] Free Recycling for Schools

[infodepository at gmail.com]

Better yet, check out award winning eRecycling non-profit organization  
NextStep Recycling. Their recycling program directly benefits  
education and job training both locally and abroad. They hire and  
train local folks to disassemble electronics for truly environmentally  
responsible eRecycling, and also train folks to rebuild computers/ 
electronics to sell at reasonable prices in their retail shops. They  
also have a program where they donate rebuilt computers to schools in  
less advantaged countries. Based out of Eugene, NextStep just opened  
their third location in Oregon. Lorraine Kerwood, founder and  
President, also travels across the country to share their model  
community program. You can recycle anything electronic, all computer  
parts, etc. Recycle as much as you need, no limits. They will pick up.  
Set up an account. Great organization. Can't say enough. Tell them I  
recommended them to you.

I highly recommend NextStep recycling.

http://www.nextsteprecycling.org.


Jackie Templeman
Graphic Designer/Digital Media Specialist

Red Zeppelin Digital Media and Design
www.redzeppelin.com
redzepplinmultimedia at mac.com

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