The mission of the Susquehanna Conference is:
About Mission Central
Mission Central first opened in 2002 with the mission of “Connecting God’s Resources with Human Need.” This is accomplished by following three areas of focus…Mission Outreach, Mission Education and Disaster Response.
About Bethesda Mission
What We Do
New Digs Ministry fills a need to assist those who are distressed when making life’s most sensitive decisions. Starting over is never easy and those with limited assets will find it most challenging. We receive, store, and freely give away furniture, household goods, and linens that may be needed to “move in” with no cost to the client.
About Connection Ubuntu
Connection Ubuntu believes that the world is a global community where all members have the right and freedom to be active and valuable participants when given the technological tools and knowledge needed for successful global community engagement and local community self-sufficiency.
LETS TALK RECYCLING
Recycling of computers & electronics is critical today, due to our ever changing high-tech devices. They hold a wide variety of materials that should not end up in a landfill. We are PA DEP audited, and only send equipment to R2 Standard compliant recyclers.
About Recycle Bicycle
The mission of Recycle Bicycle Harrisburg is to provide all residents of the greater Harrisburg area – especially those of limited means – with access to safe, reliable, affordable, and environmentally friendly transportation in the form of bicycles.
Electronics Recycling Center
The Dauphin County Recycling Center was established to offer a convenient drop off location for Dauphin County residents, businesses, institutions, and local governments to recycle their unwanted or obsolete electronics or appliances, old thermostats containing mercury, and on-site confidential document shredding service.
Where Can York County Residents Recycle Electronics?
Electronics recycling is free for residents at the York County Resource Recovery Center (YCRRC). Please bring help with you to unload heavy items, if needed.