monitor $ break down

participation and quanity vary from store to store. We dont mess with nearly as many as we use to and always offer to unload in gaylord box ourself

http://reconnectpartnership.com/howitworks.php

We've made it easy to help the environment—and others—in just a few easy steps:

Find out if Reconnect will accept the item.

In general, Reconnect accepts any brand of computer equipment in any condition from consumers and recycles it for free. We also accept just about anything that can be attached to a computer. Check our items we accept page for a complete list of what we do—and do not—accept.


Find a drop-off location.

Use our Find a Location feature (at the top of this page) to see if a Goodwill near you participates in the program. If Reconnect is not yet available in your area, let us know. Goodwill and Dell are working to continue expanding the program and share a long term goal of making it available nationwide.


Drop off the item.

As a general rule, consumers can just drop off the item at any participating Goodwill. However, some items may require extra preparation before you bring them in. For details, check our items we accept page.




Feel good about what you've done.

Your donated equipment has value—sometimes as a whole system, sometimes as parts, and sometimes as raw materials such as metals, plastics and glass. The proceeds from your donation are all returned to Goodwill and help to support Goodwill's important mission of putting people to work. You'll get a receipt for tax purposes, plus you'll be helping to protect the environment and benefit your community at the same time!




Reconnect accepts any brand of used computer equipment in any condition. We also accept just about anything that can be connected to a computer.

Monitors If the glass is broken, place the monitor in a cardboard box lined with a large plastic garbage bag. Seal the box and clearly label it with "broken monitor" and the date.

Just found the one problem with this.

Do you accept computers from businesses for recycling?

Reconnect is designed for residential consumers who wish to recycle used computers. Businesses may have additional logistics or reporting needs that Reconnect does not offer and may wish to find a qualified asset recovery partner for their recycling needs.


So its for residential customers only. Someone who has set up a business can not use this program.

again, some stores will let you and some wont. Talk to the store manager and let them know what you do. You may have to make more smaller trips versus 1 box truck full. My stores only request is 24 hours notice and they are bigger than some of the smaller strip mall goodwill's. We pull up and they bring out a gaylord or 2 and wee fill it. No questions asked and no documentation needed. Other stores have a per day quota, if your going that way just drop the quota amount off while doing so

Originally Posted by directrecycle

again, some stores will let you and some wont. Talk to the store manager and let them know what you do. You may have to make more smaller trips versus 1 box truck full. My stores only request is 24 hours notice and they are bigger than some of the smaller strip mall goodwill's. We pull up and they bring out a gaylord or 2 and wee fill it. No questions asked and no documentation needed. Other stores have a per day quota, if your going that way just drop the quota amount off while doing so

Yeah I called my local store they had no problem with me just bringing in the glass in the plastic case. I told them I was a scrapper and they didnt mention anything about limits. Ill find out when I take the 6 tv's I got last week in after stripping them out. Thanks again for the goodwill hookup I think this will help out alot of scrappers here on this forum. Iknow there alot of people who were looking for a place to take the glass and this could just be the solution to throwing them in the trash.