E-waste Warehouse
The Lower East Side Ecology Center is making responsible disposal of your working and non-working electronics easier than ever before! Bring your unwanted electronics to the Lower East Side Ecology Center’s permanent e-waste collection center.
469 President Street (at Nevins Street), Brooklyn, NY 11215
(718) 858-8777
Drop-off hours:
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Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Saturday |
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10am – 5pm |
12pm – 7pm |
10am – 5pm |
10am – 5pm |
10am – 4pm |
(Closed Sunday and Monday)
Reuse and Recycling:
Any New York resident, small businesses (max. 50 employees), and non-profit organizations can drop-off unwanted electronics for free. If your equipment works, let us know and we will try to give it a second life. Whether your equipment gets reused or recycled, we guarantee data security.
We are hoping to invite you soon to come by the warehouse to peruse our selection of affordable electronic equipment and parts.
We will continue to hold e-waste collection events Citywide throughout the year as we have since 2003. Check our calendar for upcoming events.
Accepted Materials:
Click here for a list of accepted materials and answers to other Frequently Asked Questions. Home appliances such as microwaves, refrigerators, or air conditioners will not be accepted.
Donations of equipment are tax-deductible.
Directions
Transit: Take the R train to Union Street and then walk south to President Street and turn right. The warehouse is at the end of President Street at Nevins. Or take the F train to Carroll Street and walk east towards the Gowanus Canal. Cross the bridge and then turn north on Nevins. The warehouse is one block up on the corner of President and Nevins.
Driving*: The warehouse is located at 469 President Street at the corner of Nevins Street. President Street is a one-way street heading west.
*Zipcar members can pick up a coupon for a $15 driving credit when you drop-off your electronics at the E-waste Warehouse
The Lower East Side Ecology Center’s e-waste programs are made possible thanks to the generous support of the New York Community Trust, ConEdison, and Tekserve.