E-waste upcycled in 2025
45,000+lbs
Weight recovered in 2025, by route.
- Collected and upcycled directly
- 20,000+lbs
- Through partner Spectrum E-cycle
- 25,000+lbs
Impact
Everything on this page is a confirmed figure from 2025 or from US operations since inception. Where a programme has no dated result, it is not listed here.
2025
Across 8 schools in Lagos State, plus US-side redistribution. Every figure here is confirmed. Nothing is projected.
E-waste upcycled in 2025
45,000+lbs
Weight recovered in 2025, by route.
People reached
460+
Students and community members reached
Across 8 schools in Lagos State.
300+
Refurbished laptops donated in Nigeria
200+
Devices donated in the US
Including Saint Louis University and IISTL.
20+
Active volunteers supporting programmes
St. Louis, Missouri, is where the pipeline starts, and a majority of what we recover stays there.
90,000+
lbs of e-waste upcycled to date
60%
of devices upcycled back into St. Louis, Missouri
800+
Devices redistributed
To underserved and minority communities.
20+
Community and corporate partners in St. Louis, Missouri
Event recap
The School Tour Initiative's 2026 run took the team into ten Lagos schools: Jibowu Junior High School in Yaba, Wesley Girls' Senior Secondary School, Lagos City Senior College in Sabo Yaba, Aiyetoro Senior Grammar School in Ebute Metta, Oke-Odo Junior High School, Mainland Senior High School and Mainland Junior High School in Fadeyi, Victokev Schools in Ikorodu, Birrel Avenue Senior High School in Sabo Yaba, and Eletu Odibo Senior High School in Abule Oja, Yaba. The visits ran from 20 May to 23 September, with the two Yaba sessions on 23 September closing the run.
Aiyetoro Senior Grammar School had two visits, on 2 July and 9 July. The programme is built for that: a first session introduces e-waste and the circular economy, and a follow-up visit is where selected students are trained as peer educators, so the material carries on inside the school after the team has left.
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