Millions of ink and toner cartridges that could be recycled end up in landfills every year. We can work together to recycle as many of these toner cartridges as possible.

When you recycle your empty toner cartridges, many can be rebuilt using most of the existing components. And when you buy remanufactured cartridges (like our compatible brands of toner and ink), you help reduce the number of new cartridges that need to be manufactured.

1. Ship your cartridge to a collection organization.
   Many organizations have been set up to collect used cartridges for remanufacturing. Most will pay a small amount of money to you or a charity for certain cartridges. Here are a couple of options, but an Internet search will turn up many more:
   • FundingFactory.com accepts ink and toner cartridges. Find a charity, or encourage your favorites to sign up.
   • InkRecycling.org takes HP and Canon ink cartridges and will donate to a charity or pay you for them.
   • EvolveRecycling.com works with businesses to collect bulk shipments of cartridges for cash back.
2. Take your toner or ink cartridge to a local collection box.
   Quite a few local not-for-profit organizations, including schools and zoos, have set up collection bins for cartridges. Drop your used cartridges off with them and they use any proceeds to help improve your community.
3. Drop off your cartridges with a local recycling facility or collection point.
   Most communities have collection points for e-waste. These businesses offer programs in many locations:
   • Goodwill
   • Walgreens
   • Costco
   • Some big box office supply stores