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Homeboy Industries - Electronics & Threads - Commerce - 6433 Canning St
Homeboy Industries - Electronics & Threads
6433 Canning St, Commerce, California
(323) 222-3322
Hours:
M-F 10-5
Homeboy Industries provides hope, training, and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated people, allowing them to redirect their lives and become contributing members of our community. Homeboy Electronics Recycling is an award-winning, full-service IT asset disposition and electronics recycling company designed to create employment opportunities for formerly incarcerated men and women. For every 75,000 lbs. of electronic equipment we collect, we can create a new job. But we can't do it without your electronics. Homeboy Threads is a new social enterprise designed to support major fashion brands and companies in meeting their circularity goals, reducing environmental impacts, and improving the health of communities.
| Item | Notes | Method | Destination |
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| Electronics - Non-working | Electronics accepted for recycling, data destruction, repair, and prop rental (vintage electronic equipment), and resale (retail store for refurbished computer systems, mobile devices, vintage audio, gaming systems, and specialty equipment). |
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| Textiles - Good Condition/Size | We sort, grade, and pre-process to optimize reuse and recycling outcomes for apparel and other textiles. Clothing companies bring their unsold or returned stock to the warehouse, where repairs may be made or sorted for recycling, so it can be resold. One Brand working with them is Guess. As your one-stop-shop or partner in a broader program, we prioritize exceptional transparency and customizability with unparalleled social impact. We work hard to ensure that textiles find their most sustainable destination. When you partner with us, we work closely with you to create a tailor-made plan that meets your unique needs and goals. With our expertise and commitment to social responsibility, you can trust that the fabrics we process will be put to their best use. |
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