
Reconome and Good Things Foundation mark major milestone
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Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.

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Join the fight for a world without electronic waste
Recycling is now non-negotiable for many of us at home but can be more challenging for businesses. Especially IT asset disposal. It’s often placed firmly in the ‘too difficult box’ to revisit another day. That day rarely arrives.
The Reconome team understands this dilemma. We witnessed it daily in our previous roles working within large corporations, so we joined forces to take action. Now, we make it easier for businesses to reach their sustainability and corporate social responsibility goals.
We’ve been called the Robin Hoods of IT: although rest assured, we don’t steal from the rich or wear green tights! Instead, we help you see that moving closer to a world without electronic waste is simpler than you think.
When you dispose of (or donate) your end-of-life IT assets, we data-wipe, refurbish, then remarket them at incredibly affordable prices to high impact sectors like schools and charities, creating a circular economy where nothing is wasted.
We also share the environmental impact you will make, such as the amount of carbon emissions per kg avoided by recycling your IT. And the social impact – you’ll know which school or charity has benefitted from your devices.
We have partnered with O2 and Hubbub on the Community Calling Campaign, with a target to connect 10,000 digitally excluded individuals during the current global pandemic.
Ready to join our cause and donate or recycle your smartphones and other IT?
Contact us now to find out more.
Reconome is a B Corp certified ITAD company. We collect surplus IT, erase it to the NIST 800-88 Rev.2 standard, refurbish it and rehome it with people who need it.
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Good Things Foundation and Reconome celebrate the National Device Bank passing 100 contributing organisations, with almost 40,000 people supported.

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