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OurCycle LA Turns E-Waste Into Societal Gain

About 35 to 40 percent of the old computers will be refurbished and half of those will be given to low-income individuals and families. The other half will go to local nonprofits with public access centers that serve low-income areas. The program begins in the neighborhoods of Baldwin Village, a neighborhood of the Crenshaw district, home of Los Angeles’ largest black community, and Koreatown, the most densely populated and culturally diverse neighborhood in Los Angeles.