Author Archives: Omega ECycles

Filling Backpacks, Fueling Futures: Omega ECycles Supports Stuff-A-Bus in Dallastown

A group of smiling children lean out of the windows of a yellow school bus during a Stuff-A-Bus event, looking excited and happy as they collect school supplies. Trees are visible in the blurred background.

Every backpack filled, every notebook donated, and every pencil collected has the power to shape a student’s school year and their future. At Omega ECycles, we believe that small actions create lasting impact. That’s why when we heard about this year’s Stuff-A-Bus school supply drive in Dallastown, PA, we knew we wanted to get involved….

Sharing the Mission: Reesy Neff Talks Leadership, Sustainability, and Data Security

A promotional image features a smiling woman with blonde hair in a circular frame, text above reads "Omega ECycles," below "Reesy Neff," with a blue background and white waveform lines, highlighting her sustainability podcast.

At Omega ECycles, our mission has always been about more than just recycling electronic waste. It’s about protecting sensitive information, keeping harmful materials out of the environment, and empowering businesses to make responsible decisions about their technology lifecycle. Recently, our founder and CEO, Reesy Neff, had the chance to share this mission and her personal…

Cybersecurity When Your Computer Isn’t Turned On: Protecting Your Data from Cradle to Grave

Three wire shelves hold old desktop computers, monitors, keyboards, a printer, and some cables—all organized neatly inside a small closet with brown doors, awaiting computer recycling and secure data destruction.

When most people think about cybersecurity, they picture firewalls, antivirus software, and two-factor authentication. But what happens when your devices are powered off? Is your data still at risk? The answer is yes. Your information can remain vulnerable even when your device is not in use, especially if it is improperly stored, donated, or disposed…

Think Twice Before You Toss: How to Safely Recycle Batteries in Central PA

A cardboard box containing various used batteries, including AA, AAA, C, D, and rectangular 9V types—all ready for recycling old batteries—seen from above with some showing signs of rust and wear.

When was the last time you cleaned out your junk drawer or electronics shelf and found a dead battery, an old remote, or a retired phone? It’s tempting to throw these items in the trash or toss them in your curbside recycling bin, but doing so could lead to serious environmental and safety consequences. At…

Shred It & Forget It: Camp Hill’s Spring Shred & E-Cycle Event

A desktop computer, laptop, monitor, keyboard, printer, and calculator—alongside paper files and documents—are arranged in the trunk of a car for an upcoming electronics recycling event.

Spring cleaning season is here again—and if you’re staring down piles of outdated paperwork, retired electronics, and devices you no longer use, you’re not alone. Luckily, we’ve got the perfect way to clear it all out, safely and responsibly. Omega ECycles is teaming up with Conte Wealth Advisors and other community partners to support Shred…

Fight Fraud, Recycle Responsibly: Join Us at the AARP York Shred & E-Cycling Event

Stacks of old, used laptops piled on a white surface, showing various models and visible wear—possibly collected for an electronics recycling or computer recycling initiative.

Spring is the season for fresh starts—and what better way to kick off the season than by clearing out clutter, protecting your identity, and giving back to the community? Omega ECycles is excited to take part in this year’s AARP York Shredding & Electronics Recycling Event, presented in partnership with AARP York, the Fraud Watch…