On Saturday, March 8, the Vocal Music Program of Roseville Area High School will partner with Tech Dump, an electronics recycling nonprofit, to collect unwanted electronics (gently used, obsolete, or damaged) from 10am-2pm as a fundraiser.
Bring computers, cell phones, electrical cords, internal/external drives, other misc. electronic accessories, TVs, and monitors ($15-45 fee for CRT TVs and monitors—non-flat panels—see TechDump.org/RAHS for more info). Tech Dump will destroy all information and data at their facility in Golden Valley.
Tech Dump is a Minnesota and Hennepin County licensed electronics recycler. To find out more and for a list of accepted items, visit their website at TechDump.org/RAHS.
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The event will be held from 10am-2pm in the parking lot of the Roseville Area High School at 1240 County Road B2 W, Roseville, MN.
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The group shared “We are hosting a Tech Dump as a fundraiser for our students who are going to San Francisco this May for their choir tour. Students will sing at Pier 39 and at Grace Cathedral as well as work with Dr. Marika Kuzma at the University of California Berkeley. It will be an once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for these singers!”
About Tech Dump:TechDump.org is a division of Jobs Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit providing stable jobs to economically disadvantaged adults to obtain marketable job skills and a pathway to self-sufficiency. TechDump.org accomplishes this through the collection and recycling of electronics which not only support a green initiative, but also uses the proceeds from recycling and refurbishing to create jobs for those with barriers to employment. To find out more, visit their website at TechDump.org.
