Thank you for those who donated flash drives the last couple of months. Per our routine, the donated drives will be sanatized with some techy erase function so if any data was on the drive, it will be 100% removed.

Here is a list of those who recycled their USB flash drives for a good cause:

• Unknown – Redondo Beach, CA
• Bristol Township School District – Levittown, PA
• MaryAnn – Unknown location
• P Brown – New York, NY
• Stadium Systems – Canaan, CT
• N Otfinger – Atlanta, GA
• Pamela Myers – Horsham, PA



RecycleUSB received a large shipment from Untion Sanitary District and included a nice company outline about what they do, here are those details:

The Union Sanitary District, founded May 27, 1918 is an independent special district which provides wastewater collection, treatment and disposal services to the residents and businesses of the cities of Fremont, Newark and Union City, in Southern Alameda County, California. We serve approximately 356,160 people.

Our Mission:

To safely and responsibly collect and treat wastewater, and to recover resources from process waste streams, while protecting human health and improving the environment in a way that benefits the Tri-Cities and all USD stakeholders.

Recycle USB is a non-profit website dedicated on turning used USB flash drives into portable learning devices for children, schools and education institutions.

“Sugar On A Stick” is a portable learning platform loaded onto your recycled USB flash drive.  Sugar is a standalone Linux based Operating System developed by Sugar Labs.  Recycle USB is the data loading arm for Sugar Labs – our job is loading the drives with Sugar and sending them to Sugar Labs for global deployment.