The eWaste Coalition Is Now Accepting Lithium-Ion Batteries We are pleased to announce that we have recently started working with a downstream vendor who processes Lithium-Ion batteries in an environmentally friendly manner. The process, which uses a water-based solution to break the batteries down into what is called a “black mass” produces battery-grade lithium, cobalt,…
Celebrate Earth Day with Mashpee’s Community Cleanup & E-Waste Recycling Event MASHPEE, MA – Three Mashpee businesses come together to celebrate Earth Day. eWaste Coalition, T-Mobile, and Triple M Dispensary will host a town wide Community Cleanup and E-Waste Recycling Event on April 23-24 at Mashpee Commons. E-Waste Recycling will take place at Mashpee Commons…
2022 is Off to a Great Start for The eWaste Coalition! We are pleased to announce that we are officially recognized as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization! This means that we’re an officially registered charitable organization with the IRS, and that your donations may qualify for a tax deduction. Fundraising, partnerships, grants, donations…that is just the…
Before donating your Android device, you are going to want to erase all of your personal data. This makes sure that all of your data is removed and also allows us to have a phone which is ready to be donated to a worthy cause if it is determined that there is any use left…
Before donating your Apple device, you are going to want to erase all of your personal data. This makes sure that all of your data is removed and also allows us to have a phone which is ready to be donated to a worthy cause if it is determined that there is any use left…
With millions upon millions ending up in landfills, the Environmental Protection Agency estimates we recycle only 8% of our cell phones, 17% of TVs, and 38% of computers. If you have any old electronics lying around that have been gathering dust it might be time to recycle them. You can schedule a pick-up and we…