Name: Data-Secure Electronics Recycling
Start: 2024-11-15T10:00:00-07:00
End: 2024-11-15T18:00:00-07:00
Location: Good Samaritan Ministries Series 900 LLC.

Public electronics recycling for Helena including most office and household electronics at the Good Samaritan (3067 N Montana Ave). Fees apply for some items, primarily televisions and monitors. A $10 donation to Good Samaritan is welcome.
Recycling fees in effect for future events and businesses are:
TVs and Monitors:
Flat screen televisions 15″ or smaller – $10
LCD monitors and televisions 21” or smaller – $5
LCD monitors and televisions 22”-35” – $10
LCD monitors and televisions 35″-50” – $15
LCD monitors and televisions 50”-65″ or larger – $25
LCD monitors and televisions 65” or larger – $35
Cathode-Ray Tube Monitors & Televisions – $2/diagonal inch
Rear Projection TVs 35″ or smaller – $40
Rear Projection TVs 36″-49” – $50
Rear Projection TVs 50”-64” – $75
Rear Projection TVs 65” or larger – $100 (glycol, dismantling required, waste, treated wood, etc)
Console TVs and TVs in wooden frames – $50 + CRT size fee
Other Items with Charge:
Clean microwaves with glass tray removed – $10; $15 large
Inkjet printers and fax machines – $2; Laser printers $5
Power tool batteries – $1
Smart watches, Fitbits, Apple Watches, etc. – $1
Electric toothbrushes with the brush head removed – $1
Vacuums with all filters and external plastic parts removed – $24
Speakers over 24” tall – $2
Remote controls – ¢25
Cordless phones – ¢50
These charges cover costs to ensure data destruction and responsible recycling and disposal of all materials.
Items Not Accepted
Large appliances
Kitchen items (except microwaves)
Biohazard items (known, possible, or labeled as such)
Broken laptops and cell phones
Very dirty or undesirable items (muddy, destroyed by animals, etc.)
Household batteries (these can be recycled at Staples)
Good flat screen televisions (no older than 3 years old and in working condition) and clean microwaves are accepted for donation at Good Samaritan on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Many items are past their useful life due to technology changes and have costs to responsibly recycle. Please consider donating working electronics in good condition to Good Samaritan.