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December 10, 2017, 05:02:00 AM
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...trainees (or whatever program participants are called) on-site to either repair or scrap for parts. Not searching for thrift stores that either throw the donated broken electronics in a dumpster, write as-is on them before immediately throwing them out on the sales floor, transfer them to another charity's thrift store, or pay a commercial electronics waste recycler to take them.

To start, I need to find one of these in San Diego, CA, USA, and I'm epicly failing.

List your own city's broken electronics bank charity below, with a link to their website that includes their charity registration ID.

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