2010 Annual Report

2010 Reuse and Recycling

Donations by Area

• Oregon: 18,127 donations = 94%
• SW Washington: 540 donations = 3%
• Unknown zipcode: 588 donations = 4%

Overall Rates of Reuse and Recycling

Donated Disbursed Sold Recycled %Reused CRTs 9074 924 223 7967 13% LCDs 2752 230 1021 1448 45% CRT TVs 1781 21 18 1745 2% LCD TVs 90 0 10 69 11% Systems 18678 2218 1345 14695 19% Laptops 4978 309 885 2003 24% Printers 10785 86 1067 9295 11% Recycling Stats Total Reclaim CRT monitors = 394,048 lb = 197.02 tons CRT - TVs = 107,549 lb = 53.77 tons plastic = 164,215 lb = 82.10 tons other electronics: 48,860 lb = 24.43 tons Metro Metals Copper Bearing Material: Cords and Wire: Aluminum: Schnitzer Steel steel = 253,960 lb/126.98 tons Hallmark Refining Gold Bearing Material: 20.99 tons Wireless Alliance cell phones, chargers: .42 tons RBRC/Call2Recycle Rechargeable batteries: 1.02 tons Metro Hazardous Waste Site Lithium, Alkaline and other batteries: 460 lb NW Batteries UPS batteries: TOTAL COLLECTED: 829.74 tons TOTAL RECYCLED: 691.45 tons TOTAL REUSED: 138.29 tons Alternate Breakdown Monitors: 394,052 lb = 197.026 tons Steel: 253,960 lb = 126.98 tons Cell Phones & Accessories: 2348 phones = 847 lb (includes accessories) UPS Batteries: 12,977lb = 6.4 tons Rechargeable batteries: 3004 lb = 1.5 tons Lithium, Alkaline, and other batteries: 460 lb circuit board, RAM, processors: 41,995 lb = 21 tons Plastic: 164,215 lb = 82 tons Aluminum, including aluminum drives: 31,600lb = 16 tons Cables, Wire: 51,854 lb = 26 tons Copper Bearing Materials & computer peripherals: 186976 lb = 93.5 tons printer scrap: 84,552 lb = 43 tons Program breakdown Staff hours Reuse and E-Waste Diversion 9,371 21% Build 8,466 19% Volunteer & Community Service 4,396 10% Overhead 4,147 9% Recycling 4,035 9% Advanced Build 3,466 8% Adoption 2,333 5% Education 843 2% Fundraising 627 1% Replication 318 1% Internet Access 266 1% Internships and Job Training 5,757 13% Total 44,024 100% Program highlights Adoption Volunteers 24,637 hours of work in the adoption program in 2010. This is 29% of the total volunteer hours logged across the organization. Advanced Build Build Education Internet Access Internships and Job Training Recycling Replication Reuse and E-Waste Diversion Volunteer & Community Service Other highlights Overhead Fundraising