Where can a teenager go in the Dallas TX area to get paid for recycling?
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i dont know where in dallas u can go recycle, but recently i went to my first ever recycle trip and i was carrying 3 full bags. i was expected to make at least a $10 profit (gas money would be nice!) but instead, i only made half of what was expected..... i was big time dissappointed... so now i know that CRV arent really tat expensive. but when it comes to recycling.. dont think of MONEY, think that you'll be SAVING THE WORLD ^_^ js a thought~
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Your recycling program. It turns out that at my high school we have recycle bins, but we don't even have a recycling contract with disposal company, so everything gets trashed anyway.
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Pick up a phone book and look for junk yards (or auto recyclers/auto wreckers) in your area. Start calling around to see if anyone has what you're looking for.  Good luck!
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Most all of the recycling companies in Billings, Montana offer this service.  Don't know about your area.
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Go to the thrift stores near where you live that is a start
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check with the veterans organizations / some of the \nchurches in your area may run a thrift store for \ncharitable purposes and offer pick-up
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For disposal of hazardous waste, many cities and municipalities have hazardous waste collection sites or special days set aside for collection of such items. Check with your city or county Solid Waste Dept. or Environmental Quality or Environmental Protection agency for information. If you have a computer that is still functional, consider donating it to a school or nonprofit organization in need. Also, a nonprofit computer recycling organization called Computer Recycling Center may be helpful (see sources). For ideas on how to recycle items from cell phones to used tires, or how to stay ahead of the game and REDUCE consumption of products (for example, use canvas bags instead of plastic or paper; stop junk mail), see the following sources. Did you know, for example, that 4 to 5 trillion plastic bags are manufactured each year, and that the majority of them are NOT recycled? If we reduce consumption (by using canvas bags, for example), we work toward making our earth cleaner and healthier.
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Try contacting some of the children's charities and ask them if they know of any drop-in centres for teenagers who might be looking for volunteers
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babysitting, lawn mowing, camp counselor, if your city has a youth bureau or someplace that will hire teens that would be a good place to do it through
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Yeah, there are several in Dallas. Just pick up the phone book.
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Call town hall. They'll put you in touch with (probably) the recycling center. Most communities have a few days a year where hazardous waste can be brought and disposed of.
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Here are some references which will help you locate recyclers which *might* pay for equipment.  In the event you can't find someone who will pay, you can point the owners of the computers to this info so that they can find the best way to get them to people who can use them(e.g. to schools, libraries, churches, seniors, artists etc)...one persons trash is another persons treasure.\n\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.summthings.net/ag/cddc00ag.html
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Try teenagers today:\nhttp://teenagerstoday.com/resources/articles/summerjob.htm
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cheaper prices. Pay back for recycling.
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Call salvation army or drop it at goodwill
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Try Starbucks. I'm not sure if they accept minors, though... Jollibee is less classy, but you still get paid.
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Check around your neighborhood if anyone needs yard work done or cars washed or even dogs walked. Get a job as a box boy at a local store. Offer to help some one clean out their garage. Ask your parents if  you can have a garage sale and get all your old stuff together and ask them what they are wanting to get rid of. Since people are wanting to get ready for the summer you could offer to paint patio furniture or fences. Babysit now that pays real good. Look around for electronic stuff people have thrown out and old extension cords and take the copper out.The recycling places pay around 1.40 a pound for copper. You would be surprised how much money can be found in stuff thrown out. Junk yards will also buy old batteries and old radiators. This way you are helping to clean up the world and making money at the same time.