| Outdated electronics is a major problem facing businesses and the public nationwide. With the opening of the Electronics Recycling Center, we are pleased to offer a wide variety of services to meet your needs. We will properly process your electronics and, if desired, provide you with solid documentation. | |
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Receiving a call from an unknown number is a common challenge in today’s world. With the rise of spam, scam calls, and telemarketers, it’s often challenging to know if it is a real call or some lame attempt to steal your information. Sometimes, this unknown number might be from a neighbor, from school, or even…
Importance of Synthetic Urine In today’s world, synthetic urine has become a popular solution for people facing drug tests, whether for job applications or maintaining personal privacy. High-quality synthetic urine is essential because using a poor product can lead to failed drug tests, which might affect your job, legal standing, or social reputation. Synthetic urine…
For Immediate Release Two KC organizations join forces forenvironmental stewardship and digital inclusion The Surplus Exchange transfers assets to Connecting for Good After a thorough assessment of its operations, community commitments and prospective partners, the board of directors of The Surplus Exchange (TSE) announced it has consolidated with Connecting For Good, another Kansas City community…
Kansas City’s Link Between Industry, Charity, and The Environment. Thank you Fox 4 News and Independence Tow Service for the rapid return of our trucks when they were stolen at the beginning of the year. We are open to the public from 9:00 AM until 5:00 PM from Tuesday through Saturday at 518…
The Surplus Exchange has reduced several of its recycling fees. You can now recycle your CRT monitors for a flat rate of $10 per monitor (down from $12) and CRT and rear projection televisions are now only $.25 per lb (previously $.35 per lb). We have reduced several items as well, and have added Laser…
ConnectHomeKC is a project designed to put one computer with broadband access in every Public Housing residence in Kansas City, Missouri. The Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Obama Administration launched ConnectHome to accelerate broadband adoption by children and families living in HUD-assisted housing across the nation. Kansas City is piloting the program….