Electronicfest
9069 East Indian Bend Road , Scottsdale, Arizona, United States

Electronicfest is an electronics recycling event and computer swap meet. It was started more than 25 years ago by the boy scouts and their leaders from Troop 446, chartered by Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church in Scottsdale, Arizona.

The Electronicfest is held the 3rd Sunday morning of every month (come rain or shine), from 5:30am to 10:30am, in Scottsdale, Arizona across the street from the 5 & Diner parking lot of the Scottsdale Pavilions at Talking Stick (9062 East Indian Bend Road, Scottsdale).Proceeds raised at this event help Boy Scouts earn their way to camp, and pay for scouting program.

Electronics Recycling

All other recycled items are accepted as a donation free of charge. Boy Scouts will be charging the customers that drop off. Payments are made in cash only. Credit cards and checks are not accepted at this time.

We accept most items with a plug.

In many cases, the electronics received are beyond repair, or have outdated technology, and have reach their End-of-Life. Our recycling vendor offers businesses an environmentally acceptable process to address these electronics and prevent landfill disposal. Westech accepts large numbers of End of Life electronics for recycling, that are then de-manufactured. The result of this process is the production of raw commodities (circuit boards, aluminum, plastic, steel, and precious metals) which can be reused.

Donate your electronics to Boy Scouts.

All other recycled items are accepted as a donation free of charge. Boy Scouts will be charging the customers that drop off. Payments are made in cash only. Credit cards and checks are not accepted at this time.

Erase your hard drive.

You are responsible for erasing your computer’s harddrive before donating it to us.

We accept most items with a plug.

In many cases, the electronics received are beyond repair, or have outdated technology, and have reach their End-of-Life. Our recycling vendor offers businesses an environmentally acceptable process to address these electronics and prevent landfill disposal. Westech accepts large numbers of End of Life electronics for recycling, that are then de-manufactured. The result of this process is the production of raw commodities (circuit boards, aluminum, plastic, steel, and precious metals) which can be reused.