Do you have an old computer taking up closet space? Are the junk drawers filled with cell phones and other gadgets? If so, please join the O’Fallon Jaycees and Managed Computer Services on August 24, 2013 at the Shops at Laura Hill Plaza parking lot located at 2300 Hwy K O'Fallon, MO 63368 from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm for a free and open to the public Electronics Recycling Drive.
Adonis Electronics Recycling will be onsite to provide a responsible recycling solution for the electronics being dropped off at the recycling drive. Adonis ensures all customers that all electronics are properly handled and recycled, and that all hard drives are wiped.
Electronic items will be accepted at no charge and it does not matter how old or in what condition they are in. CRT Monitors and Tube Televisions will only be accepted with a $15 donation.
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Items accepted includes: PC towers, Laptops, Networking equipment, CD/DVD and floppy drives, Cell phones, Satellite receivers, Wire, Cables, AC Adapters, Lithium Ion batteries, Memory, Medical Equipment, Power supplies, UPS, PC Fans, VCR, DVD Players, printers, Phones and Phone systems, Heatsinks, Basically any type of computer equipment.
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The O’Fallon Jaycees and Adonis Recycling would like to partner with any local businesses to provide them with electronic recycling services year round when the time comes to upgrade office equipment. “We realize that not everyone can take advantage of the single recycling day and want to be able to provide businesses with a green and secure way to get rid of their old office equipment.” said Joe Freeman, President of the O’Fallon Jaycees.
Proceeds from the event will go to the O’Fallon Jaycees. The O'Fallon Jaycees is a non-profit organization for young professionals in the St. Charles County region. The mission of the group is to provide the opportunity for young individuals to develop the leadership skills, social responsibility, entrepreneurship, and fellowship necessary to create positive change.