Donate your unused laptops and computers
Five minutes now saves a meeting later. We reply within 12 hours with what we can take, what we cannot, and how we would handle the rest. If you have an asset list, attach it and skip most of this form.
Offer your equipment
Choose the collection point nearest you, or ask us to collect.
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What happens to your laptop
We collect it
Drop it at a collection point near you, or we collect it from you.
We wipe every drive
Every drive is sanitised before any other work begins, whether or not you wiped it first, and you receive a certificate for each serial number.
We refurbish it
Repaired, cleaned and set up with the software she needs for her course.
She makes it hers
It goes to a young woman in training on loan-to-own, and becomes hers once she completes her training and teaches others what she has learned.
You hear where it went
Ask, and we tell you where your equipment went.
Why it matters
Young women in Ghanaian universities ask us for one thing more than any other: a laptop. Not fees, not advice. Without one, assignments are typed on a phone and coursework waits for a free seat in the lab. Your old machine ends that wait.
Help pay for shipping and refurbishment
Shipping from the collection points, wiping, parts, licences and a year of support cost money. Gifts here are kept for that work.
Questions
Can I give just one laptop?
Yes. One laptop is one student who no longer has to wait for a free computer.
What do you accept?
Laptops and desktops that can run a supported operating system for at least three more years, with their chargers. The What We Accept page has the full list.
Is my data safe?
Every drive is sanitised before any other work begins, and you receive a certificate for every serial number. The Data Security page explains how.
Can I give from outside Ghana?
Yes. Choose a collection point in your country, or tell us where you are and we will reply with the options.