Make a difference in someone's life by donating your used Dell desktop or notebook to The National Cristina Foundation (NCF). To date, hundreds of thousands of computers have been donated to NCF and millions of people throughout the United States and abroad have been helped to lead more independent and productive lives.
Computers which may no longer be useful for you may have several years of life left in them for a non-profit or public agency. Through Dell's partnership with the National Cristina Foundation, you can donate this equipment to help local non-profit organizations and public agencies provide skills to disabled and economically disadvantaged children and adults throughout the United States.
In exchange, you’ll receive a receipt for a potential tax deduction along with an online coupon for 10% off select electronics and accessories purchased online through the Dell Home Systems Electronic and Accessories website.
Why donate your used equipment?
The National Cristina Foundation and Dell have partnered to provide computer technology to people with disabilities, students at risk and economically disadvantaged persons. Combined with training, this program enables them to lead more productive lives.
There’s no charge to your company to donate used or obsolete computer technology. The process is straightforward. Plus, by donating no longer needed systems, you can reduce storage costs and administrative time and expenses.
Donate today!
Visit Dell Recycling and choose "Donate" to begin helping disabled and economically disadvantaged children and adults receive the gift of technology.
Equipment must meet minimum requirements as described below:
Desktop Donation Requirements
- Pentium II & Higher CPUs Accepted (486 No Longer Accepted)
- System must have Hard Drive, Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse
- Software License Agreements should be included for installed software
- Hardware needing repair is considered on a case-by-case basis
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Notebook Donation Requirements
- Pentium II and Higher CPUs Accepted (486 No Longer Accepted)
- Software License Agreements should be included for installed software
- Hardware needing repair is considered on a case-by-case basis
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