Outreach Materials

MRM is pleased to provide the following materials to support efforts by any interested party in educating residents and consumers about Oregon E-Cycles and Oregon’s electronics recycling law.

Local governments, retailers, collectors, recyclers, manufacturers and others can use outreach materials on this page to educate their residents and consumers about Oregon E-Cycles and Oregon’s electronics recycling law. All materials on this page are available for free use unless otherwise noted.

A number of graphics and electronics recycling images are available for download and use. Please be aware that any use of the Oregon E-Cycles Logo and other materials is subject to color and presentation guidelines.

Logo usage rules:

  • Do not change the colors of the logo.
  • Do not change the size of individual elements in the logo.
  • Do not rearrange or rotate the logo.
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Please contact us directly to request an Oregon E-Cycles sign. All approved collection sites should clearly post this sign where customers can view it at the drop-off location.

These materials are designed for use by collection sites in educating their customers about the Oregon E-Cycles program. Messaging focuses on general awareness of the program (including the change in device types effective January 1, 2026) as well as calls to action for Oregonians to bring their electronics to collection sites for recycling.

FAQ

This two-page FAQ about the Oregon E-Cycles program can be printed and distributed onsite at the collectors’ location, or it can be shared digitally on a collector’s website and/or other customer communications such as e-newsletters.

Customizable Website Banner

This customizable graphic is intended to make it easier for your customers to use the Oregon E-Cycles program. Collection sites can add their address, hours of operation, and phone number, and then display this graphic on your website or distribute to your customers via newsletters or email updates.The graphic identifies what your customers can bring, who can participate, where your collection site is located, when your location site is open, and how to find more information.  Contact us if you need assistance with customizing this graphic.

Sample Text and Supporting Graphics

This sample text and supporting graphics are designed to be plug and play for collectors’ communications with customers. We have provided sample text of various lengths which can be easily included in newsletters, websites, social media, and more, along with a few basic social media graphics.

Printable Flyer

This quarter page flyer can be printed and distributed onsite to your customers. The flyer provides Oregonians with a way to contact MRM (as the electronics PRO) with any questions or feedback about the Oregon E-Cycles program

These materials are designed for use by local governments, service providers, and others who issue public-facing communications about recycling in educating their communities about the Oregon E-Cycles program. Messaging focuses on general awareness of the program (including the change in device types effective January 1, 2026) as well as calls to action for Oregonians to bring their electronics to nearby collection sites for recycling.

FAQ

This two-page FAQ about the Oregon E-Cycles program can be printed and distributed on bulletin boards, community fairs, or similar in-person events, or it can be shared digitally on website and/or other digital communications.

Sample Text and Supporting Graphics

This sample text and supporting graphics are designed to be plug and play for public-facing communications. We have provided sample text of various lengths which can be easily included in newsletters, websites, social media, and more, along with a few basic social media graphics.

Printable Flyer

This quarter page flyer can be printed for inclusion in mailers or at community events, or it can be cropped to include in digital communications. The flyer directs Oregonians to this website where they can find the relevant who, what, where, when details about the Oregon E-Cycles program, e.g. who can participate, searchable directory of collection sites, which devices are included, etc.

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