Spread Community Awareness With E-Waste Recycling. Certified in Data Destruction and E-Waste Recycling, we're ready to assist your community in organizing an e-waste collection event. Contact us as we’d be happy to learn more and help with your plans to initiate an e-waste collection day

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At Arrow, our goal is to make recycling easier for everyone. And yes, we do mean everyone. We are located in Long Island NY, but that doesn’t mean that you have to be. That’s why we’re proud to provide a Circuit Board, Electronic Component and Electronics Shipping Option. Ship direct to us from anywhere, with peace of mind. Whether you're local or Nationwide, we are here for you as your responsible, certified recycling partner.

E-waste is a growing issue that needs urgent attention, and e-waste recycling is a solution we all need to practice in return. Recycling starts at home, the office, and anywhere that e-waste exists. And where there is e-waste, there is always potential for e-waste recycling. After all, what makes for better team building than helping out the environment a little?

Throwing a community recycling collection day is a great way to encourage those around you to reduce the amount of salvageable scrap that gets thrown into landfills–especially when it comes to clunky pieces of technology that take effort to dispose of properly. 

You can make your community feel good about retiring old IT equipment–as well as make it easy for them–by partnering with Arrow to throw an E-waste recycling event.

Whether you run and office or a household or maybe both, we all have one thing in common – we all create electronic waste.
Appliances, old or outdated computers and cell phones all add up. And all too often they pile up in landfills.

Proper data management is the key to protecting the security of your company’s sensitive information. In fact, companies are responsible for generating, storing, and securing sensitive data such as financial information, transactions, personally identifiable information, medical information, and more. In addition to the moral & logical responsibility of protecting this information, companies also have a legal obligation to keep sensitive data secure. 

Corporate Compliance regulations vary by industry, but they are crucial in developing your company’s risk management policy. One of the biggest risks of exposure for your company is through poor data destruction polices. Simply destroying IT assets or throwing them out with the trash is not an option, particularly if your organization deals with sensitive data.