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Recycling Rally to be Co-Hosted by SHI and Verizon

SHI International Corp., one of North America’s top 20 largest IT solutions providers, will co-host a Recycling Rally with Verizon in honor of World Environment Day. The event will allow the community to recycle unwanted electronics for free on June 6 from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at SHI’s headquarters at 290 Davidson Ave., Somerset, N.J. 08873.

SHI will offer water bottles to the first 100 recyclers and will also distribute tote bags, pens, and other giveaways throughout the day.

This is Verizon’s fourth year of sponsoring recycling events in its effort to “Work Green. Live Green.” SHI has also previously sponsored an E-waste Earth Day event. Last year alone, SHI’s one-day recycling initiative kept approximately 5,000 pounds of electronics out of local landfills.

All materials received at the event will be recycled in an environmentally friendly manner by AnythingIT, an e-Stewards Certificate Holder and NJDEP Class D Permit Holder based in Fair Lawn, N.J. Each and every pound of material received will be sorted and recycled with material of similar composition with downstream accountability.

“SHI and Verizon are dedicated to our local community and the environment,” said Ed McNamara, Director of Communications and Marketing at SHI International Corp. “As such, we’re trying to make it as easy as possible for employees and local residents to recycle their unused electronics - SHI and Verizon employees will even be on hand to help unload cars. We encourage residents to take advantage of this opportunity by dropping off old computers, televisions, cameras, stereos, and other electronics so they can be disposed of in a way that respects our community and the planet.”

Items acceptable for recycling include the following:

  • Laptop and desktop computers (hard drives will not be wiped)
  • LCD and CRT monitors
  • Televisions
  • Computer cables, mice, and keyboards
  • Gaming consoles
  • Stereo and audio equipment
  • Paper shredders
  • Aluminum cans
  • Alarm clocks
  • Printers
  • Cameras
  • Conferencing equipment
  • Remote controls
  • Earphones
  • Small electronic appliances (coffee makers, toasters, toaster ovens, can openers, etc.)
  • Plastics
  • Cell phones and accessories (will be donated to HopeLine)
  • Glass

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