Reuse:
Donate working electronics and accessories to the following organizations. Check their donation guidelines to make sure they will accept the item.
To find out when, why and how to donate a used computer, check out TechSoup’s tips page.
> Kidvantage, 1463 NE Dawn Rd, Bremerton, WA 98311 – children’s bikes
Recycle:
Bainbridge Disposal Transfer Station – Place in the designated recycling box for electronics. Because of Washington state’s E-cycle program, electronics are recycled responsibly and free-of-charge.
- Accessories/adapters/cables
- All-in-one computers
- CD/DVD/Blu-ray players
- Computer speakers
- Connected home devices
- Desktop computers
- eReaders
- Flash drives
- Hard drives
- Keyboards & mice
- Laptops
- Modems
- Monitors (including CRT, LED/LCD, plasma)
- Printers (not cartridges)/multifunction devices
- Routers
- Scanners
- Small servers
- Stereo receivers
- Tablets
- TVs
- UPS/battery backup devices
- Video streaming devices (Apple TV®, Roku Player, etc.)
- Webcams
These stores take everything listed above, plus ink toner and cartridges:
Staples, 2850 Bucklin Hill NW, Silverdale, up to 20 per month
Best Buy, 9551 Ridgetop NW, Silverdale, up to 3 per day
See this page for CD, DVD and VHS tape recycling.
Last updated 1/23/24