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Electronics recycling for businesses and residents in Las Vegas

The Blind Center of Nevada accepts a wide range of electronics for secure recycling, IT asset disposition (ITAD), and certified data destruction. From personal devices to business IT equipment, we help organizations and individuals recycle responsibly while supporting employment opportunities for the blind and visually impaired.

Common electronics we accept

We accept a wide range of electronics for recycling from both residential and commercial customers, including computers, laptops, servers, phones, and other IT equipment. Please note that the Blind Center of Nevada does not accept CRT/tube televisions, rear projection televisions, or copiers. Accepted items include:

Computers

(desktop and tower systems)

Laptops

Tablets

Cell phones

Servers

Printers

Scanners

Flat-screen computer monitors

Flat-screen televisions

recycling fee of $30

AV equipment

VHS players

Wire and cables

Business and IT equipment we process

For businesses, organizations, and government agencies, we process large volumes of IT equipment through secure IT asset disposition services.

Common business equipment includes:
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Office computers and workstations
Servers and data center equipment
Networking equipment
Office phones and communication systems
POS systems and business devices
Surveillance and security equipment

Our team provides secure asset removal, data destruction, and responsible recycling for organizations throughout Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.

Secure electronics recycling with purpose

Every device collected is processed through a system that prioritizes:

Secure data destruction
Responsible recycling practices
Environmental sustainability
Recover value from reusable equipment

All electronics are either refurbished, repurposed, or responsibly recycled and 100% of proceeds support the Blind Center of Nevada and its mission

Your electronics donation makes an impact

Every device you donate helps create meaningful employment opportunities for individuals who are visually impaired. By recycling with the Blind Center of Nevada, you’re supporting our community while giving new life to technology.