The National Cristina Foundation was green before green was, well, green. For over 20 years this non-profit organization has been encouraging businesses and individuals to donate their old technology products. The Cristina Foundation matches the donated technology with schools, charities and organizations across the U.S., in Canada and other countries around the world.
The Foundation's focus is people with disabilities, at-risk children and the economically disadvantaged. By training these individuals and providing them with the right skills, they can overcome their challenges and lead a successful and fulfilling life.
If you're interested in donating your old computer, visit the Donate Now Page of the website for more information. Go to www.cristina.org for more information on the Foundation and its services.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Recycle Your e-waste Series Part 9
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Labels: e-waste recycler, recycle computer, recycle software
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Recycle Your e-waste Series Part 5
It's Part 5 of the recycle your e-waste series. Today's posting features My Bone Yard, where you can easily recycle items such as flat screen monitors, desktop computer systems, cell phones, music players, and laptops. The best part is that it's all done from the convenience of your own home. You choose what you want to recycle, and My Bone Yard sends you a pre-paid shipping label via email. It's simple, safe, and smart.
Find out more about My Bone Yard www.myboneyard.com.
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Labels: e-waste recycler, recycle cell phones, recycle computer, recycle desktop computers, recycle flat screen monitors, recycle laptop
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Recycle Your e-waste Series Part 3
It's Part 3 of the recycle your e-waste series. Today's posting features Recycles.org, which is a non-profit recycling network TM. You can donate your computer, laptop, or office equipment. It's also a resource for finding gently used equipment such as computers, laptops, and office equipment.
Donate your items or find gently used items at www.recycles.org.
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Labels: recycle computer, recycle laptop, recycle office equipment
