The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is excited to partner with ScholarsED for the upcoming Brittany Glenn October Fest – Scholars Bonanza, a community event promoting environmental sustainability, responsible electronics recycling, and community engagement.
Taking place on Saturday, October 24, 2026, this free electronics recycling event invites residents, families, and local businesses to responsibly dispose of their unwanted electronics while supporting a cleaner, greener future.
Event Details
- Date: Saturday, October 24, 2026
- Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
- Location: 5618 Tenth Line West, Mississauga, Ontario
- Drop-Off: Parking lot directly in front of Scholars Centre
- Cost: Free electronics recycling
Give Your Unwanted Electronics a Second Life
Do you have old laptops, computers, or other electronics collecting dust? Bring them to the event and help reduce electronic waste while supporting ERA’s mission of extending the life of technology.
Accepted electronics include:
- Laptops and desktop computers
- Monitors and televisions
- Cell phones and tablets
- Hard drives and SSDs
- Gaming consoles
- Printers and peripherals
- Cables and electronic accessories
Through responsible electronics recycling and refurbishment, ERA works to keep valuable materials out of landfills and provide reusable technology to charities, nonprofits, schools, and individuals in need.
Supporting Sustainability and Digital Inclusion
This partnership between ERA and ScholarsED highlights the importance of environmental responsibility and community collaboration.
By participating, residents can help reduce electronic waste, support secure data destruction practices, and contribute to ERA’s ongoing efforts to bridge the digital divide across Canada.
Every donated device has the potential to make a difference, whether through reuse, refurbishment, or responsible recycling.
Join Us on October 24!
ERA and ScholarsED encourage the Mississauga community to take part in this meaningful event. Gather your unwanted electronics, invite your friends and family, and help make a positive environmental impact.
Small Actions, Big Impact!
To learn more about ERA’s electronics recycling and donation programs, visit www.era.ca.