I just moved from the States to Europe and had to get rid of a ton of scrap computer parts... Here are a few options:
1. Donate them to a local prison. They'll almost certainly take them, and they'll take all of the used books you can't pawn off on the local used book store too.
2. Check with the local charities like Opportunity Village, or others with retail second hand goods stores.
3. Most state universities participate in a program called "Creative Re-use of Educational Materials" or something like that. Check with a nearby University and see if they'll take the stuff off your hands.
4. Short of that, most universities sell big lots of antique computer hulks for scrap metal. I'm sure they'd dispose of it for you.
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I just moved from the States to Europe and had to get rid of a ton of scrap computer parts... Here are a few options:
1. Donate them to a local prison. They'll almost certainly take them, and they'll take all of the used books you can't pawn off on the local used book store too.
2. Check with the local charities like Opportunity Village, or others with retail second hand goods stores.
3. Most state universities participate in a program called "Creative Re-use of Educational Materials" or something like that. Check with a nearby University and see if they'll take the stuff off your hands.
4. Short of that, most universities sell big lots of antique computer hulks for scrap metal. I'm sure they'd dispose of it for you.
Hope this helps.
-Andy