Places to donate your computers in Connecticut
Non-profit organizations seeking computer equipment donations
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New London
Flock Theatre is a not-for-profit organization that does a variety of programs in numerous communities. We work with all age groups, specializing in children and youth. Our target focus is making the arts available to all economic and educational backgrounds.
The equipment we are seeking will be used in our office and for our educational programs. We would like to thank all of you in advance for any help that you can provide. We also encourage you to visit our website and to contact us for any information or concerns that you may have. We are seeking Pentium 4, or better, PCs and G4/G5 Macs. If you can help, please email Mary Beth Salatino or phone 860-437-1376
Trumbull
The Kennedy Center, Inc. is a large Rehabilitation Agency that serves individuals with varying disabilities. The Kennedy Center provides services to individuals from birth through the end of their life. This specific request is for computers for The Community Experience Programs. Community Experience Programs are day program s for Adults with Developmental Disabilities with the goals for each person is to promote independence. Currently there are 19 programs, three of these programs are directed toward young adults with developmental disabilities in their 20. These individuals all have desires and needs similar to their non disabled peers. Currently these individuals share 1 computer at each site. We are looking for computers for the consumers to use at the programs for educational purposes, vocational exploration as well as for recreation and leisure development.
Seeking Pentium four (or better) PCs and G4/G5 Macintosh computers. If you can help, please email Barbara O'Reilly Anton or phone 203-332-4535 ext 231
Willimantic
Windham Area Interfaith Ministry (WAIM)
Brad Lyon, writes: I volunteer for the Windham Area Interfaith Ministry, a secular, yet mainly church-group supported 501c3 non-profit. We take donations of clothing, household goods, appliances and furniture and distributes them to those in the area who are in need. For the past several years, I have headed the computer division of WAIM, sending out over 100 computers to families in the area. Most are families with school-age children, or adults taking classes, with most families having recently come to the United States. Recently, however, donations of usable machines have all but ceased, leading me to seek out new ways of attracting donations. In the past, we posted on a similar donation registry and received 55 computers from a local company, which was a blessing for our clients.
If you can help, please e-mail Brad Lyon or call 860-705-4856