Two Brothers Scrap Metal

11/09/2023

Two Brothers Scrap Metal is honored to have been a part of eWaste drive for the 7th year in a row. Students and teachers encouraged local residents to drop off their unused and unwanted electronics to be recycled, including laptops, computers, cell phones, monitors, and so on. Two Brothers was happy to donate the use of one of our containers to help dispose of these items. Together, we were able to recycle 6,280 lbs of eWaste, 2,040 lbs more than last year! Great job to everyone involved! ♻️ https://bit.ly/3seLOun

11/30/2022

Two Brothers Scrap Metal was featured in today’s InnovateLI e-newsletter for an article on its participation in the eWaste Drive with Mineola Middle School. Click here to read the article:

07/15/2021

ran an article on Two Brothers collecting 7,160 pounds — or more than 3.5 tons — of unwanted and unused electronics at the eWaste Drive that took place on April 23 at . To read the article, see attached.

06/08/2021

This year, presented its to Gabriela Alvarado, a graduating high school senior from Farmingdale High School. Congratulations!

05/04/2021

ran an article on collecting 7,160 pounds — or more than 3.5 tons — of unwanted and unused electronics at the eWaste Drive that took place on April 23 at . To read the article, click here: https://www.wastetodaymagazine.com/article/two-brothers-farmingdale-mineola-new-york-electronic-scrap-recycling/

Company based in Farmingdale, New York, works with middle school on collection campaign.

05/03/2021

collected 7,160 pounds of unwanted and unused electronics at the eWaste Drive on April 23. Two Brothers donated the use of the container to help dispose of these items. Read about the event here: https://www.twobrothersscrapmetal.com/media-long-island-recycling/two-brothers-scrap-metal-collects-7160-pounds-of-unused-and-unwanted-electronics-at-mineola-middle-schools-ewaste-drive/

Two Brothers Scrap Metal donated the use of a container for Mineola Middle School’s eWaste Drive, which was held on April 23, in celebration of Earth Day weekend. The drive brought in 7,160 pounds of electronic waste. Residents came to the school to drop off their unwanted and unused computers, ha...

04/27/2021

supported the eWaste Drive for the fifth year in a row. In recognition of , students and teachers encouraged local residents to drop off their unwanted and unused electronics — monitors, cell phones, laptops, etc. — to be recycled. Two Brothers donated the use of the container to help dispose of these items.

09/04/2020

Happy Labor Day from Two Brothers Scrap Metal! In observance of the holiday, we will be closed Saturday 9/5, Sunday 9/6, and Monday 9/7.

07/02/2020

ran a story on High School graduating senior Lily Coffin receiving the . This is the fourth year in a row that the one-time, $1,000 scholarship has been given out to a high school senior who intends to continue their studies in either environmental science of engineering after graduation. Read the article here: https://www.recyclingtoday.com/article/two-brothers-scrap-metal-grants-environmental-conservation-scholarship/

ran a story on High School graduating senior Lily Coffin receiving the . Read the article here: https://bit.ly/2YJC8q7

Lily Coffin of Farmingdale, New York, receives $1,000 scholarship.

03/20/2020

Two Brothers Scrap Metal Updated Facility Hours:

Monday through Friday-

Farmingdale: 8am to 4pm

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Two Brothers Scrap Metal offers scrap metal services to Long Island, New York City and the surrounding areas including Upstate New York and New Jersey.

12/14/2019

donated the use of a container during an eWaste Drive at . This is the fourth year in a row that Two Brothers has supported this event. Students and teachers encouraged local residents to drop off their unwanted and unused electronics — monitors, cell phones, laptops, etc. — to be recycled. As a result, 8,840 pounds of electronic waste was collected. This was reported by .

10/26/2019

supported the eWaste Drive for the fourth year in a row. Students and teachers encouraged local residents to drop off their unwanted and unused electronics — monitors, cell phones, laptops, etc. — to be recycled. Two Brothers donated the use of the container to help dispose of these items.