Electronics Recycling Bellingham | Free Event with BECU & City - April 20

🌿 Electronics Recycling Event with BECU & The City of Bellingham 🌿

Do you have old or unused electronics collecting dust at home? It’s time to give them a new lease on life while helping the environment! Join us for a special Earth Day electronics recycling event, hosted in partnership with BECU and the City of Bellingham. We’re making it easy and free to recycle your electronics safely and responsibly.

📅 Event Details:

• With BECU
  • Date: Saturday, April 20th
  • Time: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location: Lincoln Creek Park and Ride
    • Shred-It will be offering free paper shredding until the truck is full!
• With the City of Bellingham
  • Date: Saturday, April 20th
  • Time: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location: Bellingham Covenant Church, 1530 E Bakerview Rd.

🔌 What Can You Bring?

We’re accepting a wide range of electronic items for recycling, including laptops, smartphones, tablets, and more. If its electronic, chances are we can take it off your hands!

💚 Why Recycle Electronics?

Recycling electronics helps reduce pollution, saves resources, and protects the environment. Plus, it’s a free and convenient way to declutter and dispose of your electronic waste responsibly.

🌱 Join Us in Making a Difference

Don’t miss this opportunity to recycle your electronics for free and contribute to a greener, cleaner Bellingham. Spread the word, bring your friends and family, and let’s make a positive impact together!

👉 For more information, visit www.1pc.com or contact us at ecycle@1pc.com or (360) 912-9884.

Let’s recycle right, Bellingham!

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Free:

• Computers
• Monitors
• TV’s
• Printers
• Switches
• Servers
• UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supplies)
• Power Adapters
• Cables
• Hard Drives (Intact or Scrap)
• Office Phones
• Keyboards and Mice
• Document Scanners
• Handheld Barcode Scanners (Wired or wireless)
• Label Printers
• Docking Stations
• Port Replicators
• Graphics Cards
• Wireless Access Points
• Motherboards
• Gold Finger Cards
• Surge Protectors
• Most AV Equipment (Receivers, Stereos, etc)
  • Exception: Speakers often do not have any material we can realistically recycle
• Cameras
• Projectors
• Cell Phones
• Lithium-Ion Batteries
• Lead Acid Batteries