Solar eclipse glasses recycling stations

Buffalo & Erie County Public Libraries are working with Astronomers Without Borders to provide solar eclipse glasses recycling stations.  

These Buffalo & Erie County Public Libraries  are accepting used eclipse glasses...

Alden Ewell Free Library 
Anna Reinstein Memorial Library, Cheektowaga
Angola Public Library
Aurora Town Public Library
Boston Free Library
Main Library at Audubon, Amherst  
Central Library, downtown Buffalo
Clarence Public Library
Clearfield Branch Library, Amherst
Concord Public Library 
Crane Branch, Buffalo
Dudley Branch, Buffalo
Eggertsville- Snyder Branch Library, Amherst
Elaine M. Panty Branch, Buffalo
East Clinton Branch, Buffalo
Eden Library
Elma Public Library
Frank E. Merriweather, Jr. Branch
Grand Island Memorial Library
Hamburg Public Library
Julia Boyer Reinstein Library, Cheektowaga 
Kenilworth Branch, Town of Tonawanda
Kenmore Branch, Town of Tonawanda
Lackawanna Public Library 
Lakeshore Public Library
Lancaster Public Library
Leroy R Coles, Jr. Branch, Buffalo
Marilla Free Library 
Newstead Public Library
North Collins Public Library
North Park Branch, Buffalo
Orchard Park Public Library
City of Tonawanda Public Library
Town of Collins Public Library
West Seneca Public Library
Williamsville Branch Library, Amherst

Since 2008, Astronomers Without Borders has been collecting solar glasses used for viewing
annular and total solar eclipses across the globe and sending them to communities across
Africa, Asia, and North and South America that do not have access to these glasses which
allow individuals to safely watch an eclipse.