The Surplus Exchange has reduced several of its recycling fees. You can now recycle your CRT monitors for a flat rate of $10 per monitor (down from $12) and CRT and rear projection televisions are now only $.25 per lb (previously $.35 per lb). We have reduced several items as well, and have added Laser Jet printers to our list of tax deductible items. To see the new complete fee schedule, check our our Recycling Fees page here.
Kansas City’s Link Between Industry, Charity, and The Environment. Thank you Fox 4 News and Independence Tow Service for the rapid return of our trucks when they were stolen at the beginning of the year. We are open to the public from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM from Tuesday through Saturday at 518…
The Surplus Exchange has reduced several of its recycling fees. You can now recycle your CRT monitors for a flat rate of $10 per monitor (down from $12) and CRT and rear projection televisions are now only $.25 per lb (previously $.35 per lb). We have reduced several items as well, and have added Laser…
Outdated electronics is a major problem facing businesses and the public nationwide. With the opening of the Electronics Recycling Center, we are pleased to offer a wide variety of services to meet your needs. We will properly process your electronics and, if desired, provide you with solid documentation. The following is a list of available…
Some of you like sports. Some of you like fishing and some of you like swimming. Do you know what all of these hobbies have to do with pollution in your community? Sports Did you know that when you run out- side when it is 104 degrees it can cause permanent lung damage? Air pollution on a red alert day…
ConnectHomeKC is a project designed to put one computer with broadband access in every Public Housing residence in Kansas City, Missouri. The Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Obama Administration launched ConnectHome to accelerate broadband adoption by children and families living in HUD-assisted housing across the nation. Kansas City is piloting the program….
Throughout the year The Surplus Exchange takes part in special events to benefit the community.If you are concerned about our environment, please let your local city and county leaders know that you want something done. eWaste is a growing problem that we must address, together we can make a difference. We and our downstream recyclers…