If you have electronics sitting around you are looking to dispose of – don’t send them to the landfill – the friends of the Yucca Valley Library can help you dispose of them with their recycle, repair, refurbish and reuse campaign.
There are a few days left in the month and the non-profit organization has been collecting small electronics all August- if you are doing some house cleaning and have electronics that are no bigger than a VCR – you can contact the friends of the yucca valley library to coordinate a drop off donation.
Small electronics include video games, cell phones, laptops, tablets, and calculators. Large electronics like televisions will not be accepted – they can be recycled at facilities at Burrtec.
For more information on donating – you can visit and contact the Friends of the Yucca Valley Library at https://www.yuccavalleyfol.org/
- Video Games & Consoles, especially vintage, by Nintendo, Sony PlayStation, Microsoft Xbox, Sega, TurboGrafx, all handheld consoles; games: cartridge- and disc-based.
- Vintage Boomboxes, radio cassette players
- Cell Phones: flip, touch screen, regular
- Laptops: all brands—but no PCs, monitors
- MP3 players: Sony, Apple Ipod, Microsoft Zune, others
- Tablets: Apple Ipads, Kindle Fire, Samsung Galaxy, Lenovo, Wacom, others
- All Portable cassette, CD, DVD players
- CDs, DVDs, Vinyl, cassettes
- Kodak Slide Projectors
- GPS: handheld, car mount, range finders, GPS watches
- Texas Instruments Graphing Calculators
- Film & Digital Cameras & Camcorders (CCD, VHS, VHS-C, Hi8, Sony, JVC, Hitachi
- All BOSE products
- All SONOS products
- All portable Bluetooth speakers
- Laser discs & laser disc players
- Working—or not, even damaged!
