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Drop Off Locations with Recycling Programs: Best Buy. WalMart. Winco. Target. Staples. Kroger. Home Depot. Safeway.

If you've got a drawer full of chargers, here are ways to get rid of them while being considerate of the environment: Recycle them in a store ? under the WEEE Directive, electronics retailers will be able to recycle them for you. Drop them off in the store.

Organizations such as coffee shops, local government offices, restaurants and a variety of other local businesses may offer public recycling kiosks. These kiosks allow for anyone to stop by quickly and drop off old electronics ? of all kinds ? for recycling.

Recycling with Oxfam is easy, great for the environment and won't cost you a penny. We turn every mobile phone you recycle with Oxfam into cash for us to buy vital kit, such as water tanks, wells, tools, seeds, school books - and loads more.

The Walmart Gadget to Gift Cards program offers a convenient, environmentally conscious, and financially rewarding way to dispose of your electronic devices. By participating, you're not only protecting the environment but also getting paid for doing so.

Conduct Factory Reset Go to the Settings menu, tap General, select Reset, then Erase All Content. With an Android phone, conduct a factory reset by tapping Menu, then select Settings, Privacy, and Factory Data Reset. To remove all data, press Reset Phone.

Most charities accept old mobile phones, whether they are working or not. They can raise valuable funds by passing them on to mobile phone recycling companies. Broken mobile phones can be disposed of at most Recycling Centres in the container for small electricals - find you nearest below.

Old Cell Phone: Donate It Help out by donating your old cell phone to charities that collect electronic items such as this. Some cell phone companies even have specific projects to help collect and donate cell phones to others. A few of these programs include: 1Million Project through Sprint.

You should never throw away electronics with your regular trash. Many of the components?especially batteries?can be harmful or dangerous if not disposed of properly. That doesn't happen if you're just taking it to the curb. Sell, donate, or recycle, but don't trash an old phone.

There are over 400 locations across the country where you can drop off unwanted mobile phones for recycling. These include 2degrees, Spark or Vodafone retail stores and kiosks, Resene ColorShops, and other public places such as councils.