Data Recycling of New England

05/07/2026

We’re excited to partner with the Lawrence School Music Fundraiser Recycling Event in Falmouth on May 9th.

Community recycling events like this help responsibly recycle unwanted electronics while supporting local school programs at the same time. We’re happy to help support the Lawrence School music programs and the Falmouth community through this event.

05/07/2026

We’re excited to once again support the annual E-Waste Recycling Event at Buttonwood Park Zoo on May 9th from 10am–2pm.

These community events are a great opportunity to responsibly recycle old electronics and keep unwanted devices out of the landfill. Whether it’s old computers, cables, laptops, or other electronics collecting dust, proper recycling helps protect both the environment and sensitive data.

Big thanks to Buttonwood Park Zoo for organizing the event and helping make electronics recycling more accessible to the community.

05/06/2026

Your data may live in the cloud, but it doesn’t stay in the sky

Behind every cloud system are physical servers and hard drives that store, duplicate, and eventually retire your information. And if those devices aren’t properly destroyed, your data could still be at risk.

Don’t let “out of sight” become “out of control.”

Learn why secure physical data destruction is still a critical part of protecting your business—even in a cloud-first world.

Read more:

The Hidden Risks of Cloud Storage: Why Physical Data Still Matters May 5, 2026 | Blog Not surprisingly, Cloud storage has transformed the way organizations manage information. It offers convenience, scalability, and the ability to access files from virtually anywhere. For many businesses, the cloud....

04/29/2026

Learn more about how to Secure IT Disposal for Financial Institutions in our recent blog.

In the financial services industry, trust is everything. Clients rely on banks, credit unions, wealth managers, and insurance firms to protect not only their assets, but also their most sensitive […]

04/13/2026

Spring cleaning season is here - and it’s the perfect time to finally clear out those old electronics collecting dust.

Across eastern Massachusetts, “Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle” collection events are making it easy to safely dispose of unwanted devices like laptops, monitors, and hard drives. Instead of tossing them in the trash, these events ensure your electronics are handled responsibly, protecting both the environment and your personal data.

And remember, responsible recycling shouldn’t stop after event day. Data Recycling provides secure, year-round solutions for electronics recycling and data destruction, helping businesses and individuals stay protected and sustainable.

Take advantage of spring cleaning with purpose - reduce clutter, protect your data, and recycle the right way.

Spring Cleaning with Purpose: Electronics Collection Events Make It Easy to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle Apr 13, 2026 | Blog, Data Destruction, Electronic Waste   Make It Easy to Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle As the days get longer and spring cleaning gets underway, many households and businesses are ta...

04/08/2026

A little late getting everything posted, but our spring collection events are now up 👍

If you’ve got old electronics sitting around, take a look and see if there’s an event near you. We’ll be out across eastern Massachusetts over the next few months.

Check out the full list here:

Fidelity House April 11 @ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Fidelity House 25 Medford Street, Arlington, MA, United States Recycle your old electronics responsibly and support a local cause! Bring your unwanted devices to a collection event to reduce e-waste and promote sustainability in your community. Prices are....

04/01/2026

When your business upgrades IT equipment, what happens to the old data?
For South Coast organizations, simply getting rid of devices isn’t enough. Without certified data destruction, sensitive information could still be at risk.
Learn why secure, documented data destruction matters—and how to stay compliant.
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For businesses across the south coast of New England, protecting sensitive information doesn’t end when devices are retired. Whether upgrading IT systems, relocating offices, or clearing out storage areas, organizations […]

03/25/2026

Before you dispose of old IT equipment, there are a few critical steps every business should take.

From protecting sensitive data to ensuring proper recycling, how you handle outdated devices can impact security, compliance, and your bottom line.

Learn what your business should do before getting rid of old equipment on the blog.

When businesses think about data security, they often focus on active systems such as servers, laptops, and networks currently in use. However, some of the greatest risks come from devices […]

03/18/2026

Old office equipment could be putting your business at risk.

Printers, copiers, servers, and backup drives often store sensitive data - even after they’re no longer in use. If not properly handled, these devices can become a serious security and compliance issue.

Learn about the hidden risks and how to protect your business:

When businesses think about data security, they often focus on active systems such as servers, laptops, and networks currently in use. However, some of the greatest risks come from devices […]

03/16/2026

When your business upgrades computers, what happens to the old ones?

Keeping obsolete equipment for too long can lead to data security risks and unnecessary clutter. Learn how to manage retired devices responsibly.

Most businesses accumulate old computers over time. Whether they are stored in a back office, a storage closet, or an IT department inventory room, outdated devices often sit unused long […]