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JTBC Will Recycle Your Old Computer

March 16, 2010

Job Training for Beaver County, Inc. wants you to avoid the environmental risks of disposing your obsolete or worn out computers

Job Training for Beaver County Inc. in partnership with Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is now providing a Computer De-manufacturing (Recycling) Program to help you properly dispose of your computer equipment. We are now accepting donations of obsolete or outdated computer equipment. We will responsibly recycle them free of charge. This program is authorized by click to continue

Tagged as: Beaver County Nonprofit, Employment, Recycling

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Donate Cell Phones to Women’s Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh

July 2, 2009

in Women's Center and Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh

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Helping the Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh is as simple as donating your old cell phone. The organization is currently partnering with Shelter Alliance, a program of the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence and the Global Refurbishment Corporation.

Through this partnership, the Women’s Center & Shelter of Greater Pittsburgh will collect donated cell phones and batteries and ship them to Shelter Alliance. Shelter Alliance will then clear the phones of all data then recycle or dispose of the phone in an environmentally-friendly way.

The monetary donation that is received for each cell phone is $.50 – $30. This money will be used to defray the cost of the operating expenses necessary to help victims of intimate partner violence. Please do not include chargers and accessories with your phone donation.

For a list of our drop off locations please visit www.wcspittsburgh.org. Click on “Ways to Give”, then “Donate Your Cell Phone” or call 412-687-8017.

Tagged as: Domestic Violence Assistance, Donation, nonprofit allegheny county, nonprofit pittsburgh, Recycling

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Support the Women’s Center of Beaver County by Recycling Paper

June 24, 2009

in Women's Center of Beaver County

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Did you know that the Women’s Center of Beaver County is participating in a paper recycling program? It’s called Paper Retriever Recycling.

You can use the container to recycle all types of paper products with the exception of cardboard and phone books. Examples of things you can recycle through this program are newspaper, magazines, old paperback books, shredded paper, etc.

So how does using this container benefit the Women’s Center of Beaver County?

They get paid for the recyclable paper that is collected from the members
of their surrounding community.

Nonprofit organizations like the Women’s Center of Beaver County can then use these funds for playground refurbishing, beautification efforts, library enhancements, scholarships, field and mission trips, team uniforms and many other worthwhile projects.

The Paper Retriever program is an easy, rewarding way to make a positive
impact on this worthwhile nonprofit organization and the community that surrounds it. Please help by stopping by with your recyclable paper products today.