Hearing Aids
Don't throw away a used hearing aid, donate it. The Hearing Aid Project (run by Sertoma International) accepts any age, brand, or model by mail, for free, refurbishes them, and redistributes them to people who need one.
Curbside recycling?
No
Not accepted in curbside recycling, a hearing aid is small electronics with a battery, donation is the standard path for a usable one.
How to prepare it
- Mail the hearing aid to the Hearing Aid Project's official donation address, it accepts any age, brand, or model
- Don't include eyeglasses, watches, expired batteries, or opened/used domes and cleaning supplies, those aren't accepted
- Allow about 4 weeks for processing, a confirmation is sent once it's received
Common fees
Free, and the donation may be tax-deductible.
Quantity limits
Not confirmed
Residency restrictions
Not confirmed
Appointment required?
Not confirmed
Recycling locations
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Try another covered metro, check the take-back programs above, or use the city’s official recycling program while we expand verified coverage.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I recycle hearing aids?
- Don't throw away a used hearing aid, donate it. The Hearing Aid Project (run by Sertoma International) accepts any age, brand, or model by mail, for free, refurbishes them, and redistributes them to people who need one.
- Can hearing aids go in curbside recycling?
- Not accepted in curbside recycling, a hearing aid is small electronics with a battery, donation is the standard path for a usable one.
Programs, hours, fees, eligibility, and accepted materials can change. Confirm details with the facility before traveling.
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