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We are excited to announce the first 7 Circle of Kindness community recycling drive with Charitable Recycling sponsored by Morris Home and Ashley.
You can get rid of technology waste and hard-to-recycle items in your home by dropping them off free of charge at the University of Dayton Arena, parking lot “A” on June 24th, 2023, between 8 AM and 1 PM. Please enter parking Lot “A” from Edwin C. Moses Blvd. to Arena Park Dr. and follow the signs for the traffic direction.
Charitable Recycling is a local nonprofit organization that collects items that can be recycled or reused to raise money for Dayton Children’s Hospital. Since 2012, the nonprofit donated over $32,000 to support the hospital’s operations, purchase new equipment and toys for kids, and contribute to the programs fully funded by donations, such as Canine Co-pilots.
Charitable Recycling accepts empty ink and laser cartridges, old computer equipment, electronics, appliances, and many other hard-to-recycle items. The organization follows the highest standards for data destruction (DOD 5220.22-m) offering destruction receipts upon request. All home items that can be reused are sold through the nonprofit’s Wicked Thrift Store.
You can visit Charitable Recycling’s website, https://charitablerecyclingohio.org/, to learn more about the organization or extend support for their daily operations.
LIST OF COMMONLY ACCEPTED ITEMS
Cartridges and toners (empty or full)
Computer equipment and electronics (all kinds, including monitors, towers, laptops, printers, scanners, software, APC units, etc.)
Batteries
office equipment (except big and broken wood items)
home appliances (all kinds, including refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, stoves, and small kitchen appliances)
Other
Note! Old-style tube monitors and TV cannot be accepted at the moment.
The proceeds from the dropped-off items will be benefitting Dayton Children’s Hospital.
7 Circle of Kindness is a WHIO-TV initiative serving communities with 7…
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