Is Free Geek safe?
Your data is safe with us At Free Geek, we take care to ensure the safety of your data-containing devices. Our data security promise extends to desktops, laptops, smartphones, tablets, and all other data-containing devices.
What does free Geek do?
Free Geek provides free classes and work programs to its volunteers and the general public. Free Geek also offers phone and drop-in technical support for the computers it provides.
How do I donate to Free Geek?
– You can send your donation in the mail, to Free Geek Attn: Hardware Donation, 1731 SE 10th Ave, Portland, OR 97214. Currently this works best if you can arrange for your items to be brought outside and, for larger volumes, secured onto pallets.
Where can I donate my old laptop in Vancouver?
Free Geek Vancouver is a non-profit community organization that reuses and recycles donated electronics, offers education and job skills training, and provides free or low-cost computers to the public.
What do I do with my old phone in Portland?
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How do you dispose of knives in Vancouver?
Find a disposal location with RCBC’s search tool below or call the BC Recycling Hotline (604-732-9253 in the Lower Mainland or toll-free across BC at 1-800-667-4321) for responsible disposal options of problem items.
How do you dispose of a refrigerator in Oregon?
To schedule a free pick up, call 1-866-444-8907 or log on to (www.energytrust.org/fridgerecycling). To qualify, the refrigerator or freezer must be between 10 and 30 cubic feet and in working condition.
Can you recycle Styrofoam Vancouver?
Residential polystyrene foam packaging is included in a provincial recycling program, managed by Recycle BC. This includes foam polystyrene packaging (styrofoam) to protect appliances, as well as foam take out and meat containers. For a complete list of accepted products, visit the Recycle BC website.