Changes to Our Donation Process due to COVID-19
We are currently accepting donations for computers and laptops in a revised manner to ensure we can follow health and safety procedures to protect our warehouse staff and technicians. The change includes asking donors to box or pallet their donation up, including their completed Donor Form and wait 24 hours before bringing it over. 

What to Donate

We seek tech that meets or exceeds these specifications.
Anything that we can't reuse, we responsibly recycle.
  • ​Desktop Computers - iSeries or better; ideally Windows 10 compliant.
  • Laptops - iSeries or better; ideally Windows 10 compliant.
  • Hard Drives - At least 250 GB HDD or 120 GB SSD HDD.
  • Monitors - 17 inch or larger LCDs.
  • Smartphones, Tablets - Must be unlocked and in working condition.
  • Printers - Office and home sized in working condition.
  • Networking Devices, Peripherals and Misc. -
​​Gateways, routers, bridges, modems, line drivers, switches hubs, repeaters, mice, keyboards, toner, scanners, speakers, projectors, interactive displays, etc.

Post Donation

What to expect after making a donation:
• Tax receipt​ 
Based on the fair market value of reusable items. Will arrive in the mail the following month. 

• Social Media Shout-outs
Good deeds deserve recognition! We’re on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
(We encourage you take a picture of your team with the
donations so that we can use it on our posts and blog)

• Monthly Update Feature
We like to thank our donors in our monthly updates.
We share where our computers were donated from that month, and where they went to.​

I would like to donate as...

​Unsure about your items? Email donorrelations@reusetechbc.ca.
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Is your tech at the end of its life? Find a place to responsibly recycle it. 

Why Donate?

Reduce the Digital divide:
A gap exists between those that do and do not have access to digital services. Schools, non-profits, libraries, students, and Indigenous communities reuse your tech for learning and connecting. Without your help, they might not get the tech they need to succeed in today's digital world.

Protect our environment:
On average, reusing doubles the life of tech and protects the environment from e-waste. It is illegal to dispose of computers so you must at least recycle it, so why not do better for the same amount of effort? Reuse vs Recycle.