Recyclable Electronics Increase in Value, Recyclers Earn More

March 29, 2010 - PRLog -- Now, organizations that recycle electronics with CFK have more opportunities to increase their earnings. 100 cell phones and printer cartridges have increased in market value, which means more earnings for people who recycle these items].
 Participation in the recycling program involves enrolling (to receive free fliers, posters, and free shipping labels), collecting used electronics, and sending them to CFK. Participants receive a monthly check for items sent the previous month, and anyone who wants to recycle is welcome to take part.
 CFK currently partners with schools, non-profit organizations, and businesses to recycle used electronics, and has helped raise over $13 million for organizations since 1999.
 Schools, scouting troops, churches, sports teams, and animal shelters are among CFK's most popular recyclers. Groups of any size can participate. CFK offers tailored marketing materials that can be adapted for any group (i.e. fliers, collection ideas, prizes, etc.)
 CFK is also encouraging participants to hold a Spring Recycling Collection Drive. In honor of Earth Day, CFK will award a $50 bonus check to any participant that is able to collect 100 cell phones or $200 worth of items in a 6 week time period. Contact a CFK representative for more info.
For a complete list of items accepted and their values, visit  http://cfktoday.com/recyclelists.html.
For more information on the program, visit http://www.cfktoday.com

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About CFK: CFK's parent company, Access Computer Products, has been in business since 1987, and launched CFK nationwide in 1999.  Since its inception, this recycling program for schools and non-profits has helped organizations fundraise over $13 million. Reusing and recycling is the company’s primary goal. Access recycles in strict compliance with all federal, state and local regulations and is certified by the EPA (EPA#COR000210898).