DONATE TECH TO REFUGEES

Donating your used laptops, phones or other digital devices to a refugee is easy. Fill out the form below and we’ll be in touch to arrange logistics. Once we’ve refurbished and redistributed it, we’ll send you a case study to understand the impact of your tech donation!

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:

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1. Fill out the form to let us know the details of your device(s)2. We’ll let you know if your device is suitable for our clients / if we can repair it if it’s faulty 3. You wipe the device using the guidance below. Reach out to us if you need a hand!4. For delivery, we’ll send you a postage label. If the device is in North London, it’s possible to arrange drop-off / collection5. We’ll refurbish your device and give it to a refugee6. We’ll send you a case study of the impact of your device on its new owner
DONATE YOUR DEVICE

Donating your used laptop, phone or other digital device to a refugee is not only an effective form of recycling, but will also have a life-changing impact.

We prefer donations of laptops, phones and tablets, but will also take a whole range of other digital devices such as monitors, keyboards and mice - if it works it has a use! What we can’t use or fix, we’ll sell to fund the purchase of newer devices, turning what might otherwise become e-waste into social value. Click the ‘Donate your Device’ button above, fill out the form and as soon as we're able, we'll contact you.

Guidance on how to wipe a device can be found here.

If you’re a business that would like to explore a tech donation with Screen Share, check out our corporate partnerships offer.

SOME OF OUR RECENT CORPORATE TECH DONORS

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