Dell and HP donated 250 laptops that were provided to humanitarian relief workers in Japan after the earthquake. Microsoft donated Windows 7 and Office software. More
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation donated laptops that were provided to a Peace Corps volunteer in Namibia who used them to teach HIV awareness.
Laptops donated by Nintendo were provided to WorldConcern and shipped to relief workers in Haiti after the earthquake. More
Corporate Donor Information Packet
| Two Page Business Donor Hand-Out
Old desktops or laptops might be ready to retire but they can still travel the world on important missions. By donating surplus computer equipment to InterConnection you are giving your used computers a second life, and also helping organizations around the world to get connected to technology. More
Real Networks, Nintendo, Alaska Airlines, and Seattle Schools have chosen InterConnection to recycle and reuse their surplus electronics for charitable purposes. More
Recycling is good. Reuse is even better. Recycling requires large amounts of energy and waste is still produced. Reuse is 20X greener than recycling. If we can reuse your equipment, we will. If we can't it will be properly recycled in the U.S. More
All data is securely erased at no cost and we $1,000,000 guarantee that your data will be destroyed. More
All computers accepted for free, working or not, and most monitors and peripherals.
Our goal is to make donating your surplus electronics as free and easy as possible. That's why we will pick it up for free if it meets our reuse criteria. More
As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization we can provide a tax deductible receipt for all donations.
Recycling companies charge to record and document your collected assets. We do it for free. All equipment is tagged and tracked as soon as they are received. We offer detailed tracking reports for every donation. More
