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5 days ago
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Computer and Electronic Recycling: Donations Urgently Needed for Nova Scotia Charities
The Electronic Recycling Association Calls on Halifax Businesses to Help Bridge the Technology Gap HALIFAX, NS, June 2, 2025 /CNW/ - The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is calling on individuals and businesses across Nova Scotia to donate unwanted laptops, computers, tablets, phones, and other electronic devices. Many local charities remain on ERA's waitlist, unable to meet growing community needs due to a lack of essential technology. As a national non-profit, ERA reduces e-waste and promotes digital inclusion by refurbishing donated electronics and distributing them to schools, nonprofits, and community organizations throughout Canada. Several Nova Scotia charities are urgently seeking devices, including: Team Rubicon Canada – Requires laptops to coordinate disaster relief operations and volunteer deployment. Alnaas Community and Youth Development Association – Needs computers to support youth leadership programs and community-based education. Valley Community Learning Association – Seeking laptops for adult literacy and employment-readiness programs across the Annapolis Valley. CBRM–Victoria Co Jumpstart Chapter – In need of devices to enhance access to inclusive youth sports and recreation programming. Souls Harbour Rescue Mission – Requires technology to improve services for individuals experiencing homelessness, hunger, and addiction. "These organizations are essential to their communities. Every donated device helps reduce e-waste and expands digital access," said Bojan Paduh, ERA's Founder and President. Nova Scotians can book a free pickup or drop off electronics at ERA's Halifax depot: ERA Halifax Depot 334 Bluewater Road, Bedford, NS B4B 1H1 Phone: 902-593-0683 All donations are securely data-wiped to ISO-certified standards. Items that cannot be reused are recycled responsibly. Support your community and the environment—donate your electronics today. SOURCE Electronic Recycling Association
Cision Canada
26-05-2025
- Business
- Cision Canada
Computer and Electronic Recycling: Donations Urgently Needed for Quebec Charities Français
The Electronic Recycling Association Calls on Quebec Businesses to Help Bridge the Technology Gap MONTREAL, May 23, 2025 /CNW/ - The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is urging individuals and businesses across Quebec to donate their unused laptops, computers, tablets, phones, and other electronic devices. Many local charities remain on ERA's waitlist, unable to fully deliver their programs due to a lack of essential technology. As a Canadian non-profit organization, ERA is committed to reducing electronic waste and increasing digital access by refurbishing donated electronics and distributing them to schools, charities, and community organizations across Canada. Several Quebec charities are currently in urgent need of technology donations, including: Fondation Chez Doris – A Montreal-based organization providing shelter and services for vulnerable and homeless women, in need of technology to improve client intake and case management. YES Employment + Entrepreneurship – Supporting job seekers and aspiring entrepreneurs, YES urgently needs laptops to facilitate career training, resume development, and virtual workshops. Association de Montréal pour la Déficience Intellectuelle – Dedicated to individuals living with intellectual disabilities, this organization needs computers to support adaptive learning and communication. Les Amis de Maywood – A low-income seniors' residence in Pointe-Claire seeking desktop computers to improve resident engagement and daily operations. Corporation d'Éducation Jeunesse – Focused on educational equity, this organization supports youth from underserved backgrounds and requires laptops for tutoring and academic support programs. "These organizations are doing vital work in their communities, but without access to functioning computers and other technology, they are limited in what they can offer," said Bojan Paduh, Founder and President of the ERA. "Every donation helps close the digital divide and expands their ability to serve those who need it most." Quebec residents and businesses are encouraged to visit to schedule a free pickup of their unwanted electronics or drop off items at ERA's Montreal depot: ERA Montreal Depot 130 Boulevard Saint-Joseph, Suite 160 Lachine, QC H8S 2L3 Phone: 514-312-6735 All donated devices are securely data-wiped to ISO-certified standards before being refurbished and redistributed. Items that cannot be reused are responsibly recycled to reduce environmental impact.
