The Rethink Initiative brings together industry, government, environmental and charitable groups to offer a fresh perspective and new answers to the challenge of e-waste.

Apple is committed to protecting the environment, health and safety of our employees, customers and global community. Product recycling is a key component of this commitment.

Best Buy helps thousands of consumers recycle several hundred thousand pounds of electronic waste each year through its stores and events.

Dell currently offers free recycling to consumers who purchase new desktop computers, notebook computers and printers, and offers low cost recycling to all other consumers. Recycling includes convenient home pick-up of old equipment.

Gateway is committed to providing consumers and businesses with environmentally safe options for the disposal of used PCs. For more info on Gateway's Recycling & Trade-in programs, visit www.gateway.com.

HP is committed to environmental sustainability. We build environmentally responsible IT products and offer recycling services around the world.

IBM is dedicated to protecting the environment and offers convenient and comprehensive asset recovery solutions for small, medium and large businesses around the world. PC products from all manufacturers are eligible for trade-in for cash back, recycling or disposal services.

Ingram Micro Outlet provides Ingram Micro solution providers with a way to save time and the environment when they trade in used, working technology products in exchange for Ingram Micro credit.

Motorola is delighted to be part of the Rethink Initiative. Free cell phone recycling programs are great fundraisers for K-12 schools and they reflect Motorola's commitment for maintaining a safe and healthy environment.

Nokia Nokia's Connect to Recycling program is an innovative take-back initiative focused on recycling and safe disposal of products. Keeping Nokia products out of landfills advances human technology, while respecting the environment.

United States Postal Service is recognized for its environmental policies, and has the nation's largest fleet of alternative fuel vehicles. With 290,000 letter carriers, USPS is ideal for getting your old PC to a new user.

UPS supports our alliance with eBay and its Rethink Initiative, which offers education on environmentally-friendly solutions to e-waste recycling and disposal.

Verizon Wireless’ HopeLine^sm recycling program encourages consumers to donate wireless phones to support victims of domestic violence and the non-profit agencies that serve them.

Wireless... The New Recyclable is a program the wireless industry has created to facilitate environmentally sound practices among carriers and manufacturers, as well as to educate consumers about how to recycle their wireless devices. Either your wireless carrier and/or the manufacturer of your wireless phone participate in Wireless ... The New Recyclable. All participants in the program allow you to either drop off your used wireless phones and accessories at their retail stores, regardless of the model phone. Other programs have mail-in options. Go to www.recyclewirelessphones.com to learn how and where you can recycle your wireless phone.

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Plug-In To eCycling program gives Americans more opportunities to safely, conveniently and affordably recycle their old electronics.

BAN works to stop toxic trade – such as the export of electronic wastes from rich to poorer countries while promoting environmental justice and a toxics-free world.

Earth 911 is the nation’s official environmental information network providing access to community recycling, donation and disposal options for electronics.

The International Association of Electronics Recyclers (IAER) is the first and only trade association representing and serving the needs of the electronics recycling industry.

SVTC and the Computer Take Back Campaign are working to stop the growing avalanche of e-waste by telling users where to take old PCs for safe recycling and how to promote poison-free computers.

CollectiveGood Foundation encourages and supports activities that will bring better understanding of the interconnectedness of human health, education and environmental quality.

Goodwill Industries Goodwill Industries agencies refurbish, recycle or resell computer donations to earn money for job training and career programs that benefit over 600,000 people each year.

March of Dimes The March of Dimes is committed to improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and other threats to infant health.

National Cristina Foundation directs donations of used computers to charities and schools nationwide to train people with disabilities and the disadvantaged.

The Wireless Foundation initiates and overseas philanthropic programs that utilize wireless technology to help American communities. The Wireless Foundation's CALL TO PROTECT^® program collects wireless phones to benefit victims of domestic violence.