Cell Phones

Items can be traded in if in good condition, otherwise Apple will accept any device for recycling. Devices can be brought in to the store or pre-paid kits can be found online for mailing in.

For complete program information, visit the AT&T Trade-In Program website

Three qualified items can be brought in-store to the customer service desk for recycling per day for free. Best Buy charges a fee to pick up and haul away appliances and TVs (up to two TVs and computer monitors accepted per day and five laptops accepted per day). See their website for more information.

If you have old cell phones or accessories (chargers, earbuds, adapters) or other small electronics like GPS, hand-held gaming systems, cameras, etc, recycle them with the Zoo instead of throwing them away. We accept anything smaller than a laptop at our cell phone recycling bin that's located inside the foyer of the Gorilla building.

Business can get a quote and individuals can sell devices

Accepts gently used clothing and household items on behalf of the American Red Cross. 

Open 10am to 5pm daily across 3 locations in Depew, Cheektowaga, and Orchard Park. 

See their website for more details as well as a list of accepted donations.

LG branded electronics only, no iPhones.

LG boxes and packaging will also be accepted.

Full-service junk removal company. Offer waste removal services for your home or business. Waste is recycled, donated, or otherwise disposed of responsibly.

View website for more information on accepted materials. Compact fluorescents only, cellphones and plastic shopping bags.

Other locations:

Amherst Location: 1659 Niagara Falls Blvd., Amherst, NY 14228

(716) 831-5990

Orchard Park Location: 3195 Southwestern Blvd., Orchard Park, NY 14127

(716) 677-1500

Tech recycling boxes provided (for a fee). 

No fee, in store drop off. Visit the T-Mobile Recycling website for more information

Trade in for gift cards in store or online.

Mail in for verizon rewards.