SOFTWARE DREAMS AND OLDER PCs
Recycle Computer Technology
DUMP OR DONATION

Text By SuperAdaptoid

Are you keeping your computer up -to- date in the cyber race? Bigger, better, ever higher and faster! 386/486/ Pentium+, MMV, 2+ to 120+ mb memory. 8 to 16 to 32 bit architecture, or on to 64+. MS DOS and MS Windows 3.+, 95, 98+, and beyond.

Now That You Got All
The New Stuff!

What Do You Do With
All The Old Stuff?

Share The Weath is the simple and most direct answer for functional computer and monitor hardware. Find someone, or someplace, in your local community that would benefit from having your old computer. Put it where you know it will do the most good and Give It Away!

Accumulation Or Tax Deduction.

Computer Recyclers keep technology in circulation. Out of the drawer, off the shelf, and out of the dump.

To make a Tax Deductible Donation contact a Not - For - Profit, [Non - Profit], Computer Recycler Organization. Describe the computer hardware you want to "donate". If the Recyclers are not in your local community, offer to package and prepay delivery of your donation.

Document your donation with an estimate, or memorandum of current value, and request a return receipt of donation. Be sure to include your prepaid postage, shipping or delivery cost as part of the donation.

The net value of your tax deduction depends upon your own financial situation. Ask your tax accountant if you need to know specifics.

Some Non - Profit Recyclers ask a nominal processing fee be included with the donation. In general most tax deductable donations more than "recover" the cost of processing, long distance shipping and delivery.

The Simple Rules -To- Post By:

Always Contact -And- Confirm before you send, ship, or post.
Unless pre - approved, Only -Prepaid- Delivery is acceptable.

SuperAdaptoid Suggests

Here is where to look for Non - Profit organizations that promote the recycling of computer technology. Providing service and equipment needs of Schools, Libraries, Children, Senior Adults, Handicapped and Disabled. To make a tax deductible donation pick a source and find a location: Local, National, or International.

* PEP National Directory of Computer Recycling Programs * A National and State Directory of organizations that facilitate the donation of used computer hardware: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, etc. http://www.microweb.com/pepsite/Recycle/recycle_index.html

* Non profit organizations that accept donations of computer equipment * The following non profit organizations are dedicated recycling computers, office equipment, and other technology related items. Each organization has a different emphasis and process of donation, so look at these listings to see which one is most appropriate.
http://www.usedcomputer.com/nonprof.html

* Contact Directory Of Free or Low-Cost Computer Resources *
Organizations That Can Help You Get a Computer NATIONAL RESOURCES East-West Education Development Foundation Contact: Alexander Randall V 55 Temple Place Boston, MA 02111 Phone: (617) 261-6691 e-mail Email to alex@donate.org Gifts In Kind. Ect.
http://www.idealist.org/orgs/cmptr2.htm

* Detwiler Foundation Computers for Schools * FAQs About Donated Computers. Do students benefit from used computers? Absolutely! The quality of donated computers is better than what most schools are currently using.
http://www.detwiler.org/faq-qual.html

* Archives - What to do with that Old Computer *
Computer Currents Interactive web site is based on the successful formula of the Computer Currents magazine aimed at PC and Mac users in the late stages of the purchasing process.
http://www.currents.net/magazine/texas/604/hmcp604.html

Where Else To Donate Locally.


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