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Peace Corps

Contact your local volunteer from the Peace Corps and find out if you can get a donation for your nonprofit. Peace Corps only supports nonprofits outside the United States. Please check their website to find out if there are volunteers in your country :)

Computer Aid International

What can we say about Computer Aid International? We actually found there work through Twitter and we greatly admire their efforts in ICT4D.

Recycles.org

Recycles.org has changed a lot since we first wrote this review. It is a resource to find your local hardware needs in the US. All you need to do is provide a 501(c)3 receipt to the donor and then, you have some tech stuff to work with :) In some cases, you don't even need to do that but it's a little hard to navigate.

World Computer Exchange

World Computer Exchange (WEC) donates computers internationally and helps non-profits obtain the hardware they need to support Internet, Communications and Technology (ICT) infrastructure globally. Check out their website since there are charges associated with getting the donations into a foreign country such as custom fees.

TechSoup

TechSoup charges a sustainability fee for refurbished technology and software. Although iGetcha has provided free solutions such as web hosting, software alternatives and websites where you can find free hardware such as donated computers, servers, printers and even networking, maybe you're searching for hardware with certain specfications and would like to buy that at a discounted price as a non-profit.

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