Verified Tampa Bay Tech members may qualify for waived pickup service fees for eligible September collections
Your September Pickup Is On Us.
Verified Tampa Bay Tech members receive a waived pickup service fee for eligible electronics recycling services completed during September.
Your September pickup service fee is waived for eligible campaign services. Complete the form to request your participation.
Not a Tampa Bay Tech Member?
Eligible non-member organizations can receive 50% off Basic, Standard or Detailed service plans during September.
Submit your information and the eSmart Recycling team will confirm eligibility and next steps.
You can still join Impact Reboot with 50% off eligible service plans.
Complete the form to receive your campaign offer and next steps.
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Please review the terms to ensure your company qualifies.
Verified Tampa Bay Tech members receive the campaign’s preferred September benefit.
Up to 100 devices per organization.
Hillsborough + Pinellas, Pasco, Polk, Hernando, Sarasota, and Manatee Counties.
Waived for eligible verified TBT members
Valid for pickups scheduled between Sept 1-30.
Basic, Standard and Detailed service plans are eligible under campaign terms.
All logistics and certification are managed by eSmart Recycling.
A portion of the value generated through responsible technology recovery helps support digital access initiatives in the community
Submit your request and the eSmart Recycling team will follow up with eligibility, service options and next steps.
Tell us a little about your organization and we’ll take it from there.
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“Every story we tell is a chance to bring someone new into this movement.”
Dannet leads storytelling and strategic communication at DEF, where they connect mission to message across partnerships, campaigns, and digital platforms. With experience in purpose-driven marketing and social impact storytelling, they shape the narratives that help donors, sponsors, and community partners see themselves in the work of bridging the digital divide.
From crafting pitch decks and donor campaigns to amplifying student success stories, Dannet ensures the impact of DEF is seen, felt, and supported—online and off.
Tony founded the Digital Education Foundation to scale that impact, designing turnkey programs that empower students, schools, and families through refurbished technology and digital literacy. His work is driven by a core belief: technology is more than a tool—it’s a lifeline to education, employment, and equity.
Dannet leads storytelling and strategic communication at DEF, where they connect mission to message across partnerships, campaigns, and digital platforms. With experience in purpose-driven marketing and social impact storytelling, they shape the narratives that help donors, sponsors, and community partners see themselves in the work of bridging the digital divide.
From crafting pitch decks and donor campaigns to amplifying student success stories, Dannet ensures the impact of DEF is seen, felt, and supported—online and off.
Tony founded the Digital Education Foundation to scale that impact, designing turnkey programs that empower students, schools, and families through refurbished technology and digital literacy. His work is driven by a core belief: technology is more than a tool—it’s a lifeline to education, employment, and equity.
“Every story we tell is a chance to bring someone new into this movement.”
“When we connect families to technology, we connect them to possibility.”
Veatrice leads DEF’s community strategy, championing access to technology for historically excluded populations. In 2025, her leadership helped secure a $6.9M federal grant recommendation from the NTIA to expand digital literacy across St. Petersburg—one of only a few projects selected nationwide.
With a background in banking and over a decade of community revitalization experience as Executive Director of Deuces Live, she brings both strategic insight and grassroots credibility. Veatrice ensures every DEF program—whether a Tech Hub, device drive, or training series—is rooted in real community need. She also co-leads Hypatia Collaborative and serves on several local arts boards, furthering her commitment to equity and cultural empowerment.
Veatrice leads DEF’s community strategy, championing access to technology for historically excluded populations. In 2025, her leadership helped secure a $6.9M federal grant recommendation from the NTIA to expand digital literacy across St. Petersburg—one of only a few projects selected nationwide.Tony founded the Digital Education Foundation to scale that impact, designing turnkey programs that empower students, schools, and families through refurbished technology and digital literacy. His work is driven by a core belief: technology is more than a tool—it’s a lifeline to education, employment, and equity.
“When we connect families to technology, we connect them to possibility.”
Tony is a purpose-driven entrepreneur focused on environmental sustainability and digital inclusion. He launched eSmart Recycling in 2014 to give discarded electronics a second life—transforming them into opportunity for underserved communities. Under his leadership, the company evolved into a leading social enterprise, blending responsible e-waste recycling with device donations and education access.
Tony founded the Digital Education Foundation to scale that impact, designing turnkey programs that empower students, schools, and families through refurbished technology and digital literacy. His work is driven by a core belief: technology is more than a tool—it’s a lifeline to education, employment, and equity.
Tony is a purpose-driven entrepreneur focused on environmental sustainability and digital inclusion. He launched eSmart Recycling in 2014 to give discarded electronics a second life—transforming them into opportunity for underserved communities. Under his leadership, the company evolved into a leading social enterprise, blending responsible e-waste recycling with device donations and education access.
Tony founded the Digital Education Foundation to scale that impact, designing turnkey programs that empower students, schools, and families through refurbished technology and digital literacy. His work is driven by a core belief: technology is more than a tool—it’s a lifeline to education, employment, and equity.
“We’re not just recycling devices. We’re transforming futures.”