Digitunity (National Cristina Foundation)
Digitunity doesn't hand out computers directly — instead, it's the matchmaking backbone behind dozens of the local refurbishers you'll find throughout this site, built on 37+ years of technology-reuse work by the National Cristina Foundation.
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What They Offer
- A searchable map connecting you to local nonprofit refurbishers
- Coordination of large-scale corporate device donations
- Support for the Computers for Veterans and Students Act (2022), which sources federal surplus computers for nonprofit refurbishers
Eligibility Requirements
Digitunity itself doesn't set eligibility rules — you're referred to a local nonprofit refurbisher in your area, and eligibility depends on that specific organization.
Income threshold: Set by local partner
Qualifying benefit programs: Varies by local partner
Other qualifying paths: Nonprofits and schools can register directly with Digitunity to receive equipment donations
How to Apply
- Visit the Digitunity website and use the interactive map to search by ZIP code
- Identify the nonprofit refurbisher nearest you
- Contact that local organization directly to learn their specific application process
- Complete that organization's individual eligibility and application steps
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get a computer directly from Digitunity?
Not directly — Digitunity's Digital Opportunity Network refers individuals to local nonprofit refurbisher partners. Search their map to find the organization serving your community.
What is the Computers for Veterans and Students Act?
It's federal legislation, supported in part by Digitunity's advocacy, that channels federal surplus and repairable computers to nonprofit refurbishers — ultimately increasing the supply of devices available to veterans and students through the local nonprofit network.
Related Programs & Alternatives
If Digitunity (National Cristina Foundation) isn't the right fit — wrong state, wrong eligibility path, or a long waitlist — these related programs cover similar ground.
PCs for People→
One of the largest and oldest nonprofit computer refurbishers in the country, providing low-cost laptops and desktops to income-eligible households nationwide.
Human-I-T→
A technology-access nonprofit operating in 35+ states, refurbishing donated devices and distributing them at very low cost alongside internet access and digital training.
Tech For Troops→
A Richmond, VA-based nonprofit partnered with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs since 2014, providing refurbished computers, free IT training, and job placement support for veterans.
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