Nonprofit & Charity Organizations
Every nonprofit, charity, and telecom provider from our research, in one directory. Each organization has its own detailed page covering eligibility, application steps, required documents, and contact information.
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.
Computers with Causes→
A national nonprofit program (operated by the Giving Center, a 501(c)(3) charity) that donates refurbished computers to individuals and organizations facing real financial need.
The On It Foundation→
A Florida-based nonprofit focused on closing the K-12 digital divide through free laptops, computer training, and internet access for low-income students.
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.
Compudopt→
A national nonprofit distributing free refurbished computers to under-resourced youth through local lottery-based distribution events.
GiveTechnology.org→
A nonprofit helping people starting over — including single parents, adult learners, and survivors of abuse — access free laptops through public assistance eligibility.
Digitunity (National Cristina Foundation)→
A national coordination nonprofit connecting corporate and individual technology donors with a network of nearly 90 local nonprofit refurbishers across 100+ U.S. communities.
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.
Laptops 4 Learning→
A program awarding refurbished laptops to low-income students pursuing online education, with roughly 25 devices distributed each month.
One Laptop per Child (OLPC)→
A nonprofit founded at MIT in 2005 that has distributed more than 3 million laptops worldwide for educational purposes, with a limited U.S. presence in select states.
Adaptive.org→
A nonprofit focused specifically on helping senior citizens and people with disabilities gain access to computers.
EveryoneOn→
A nonprofit that has connected more than 70,000 residents across 48 states to affordable technology through its Connect2Compete program and ISP partnerships.
InterConnect ConnectAll→
An e-commerce platform providing affordable refurbished and recycled laptops, computers, and internet access to low-income individuals and nonprofit organizations.
Comcast Internet Essentials→
Comcast's long-running low-cost internet program, which also offers the option to purchase a low-cost laptop alongside discounted service.
World Computer Exchange→
A nonprofit primarily refurbishing computers for schools, libraries, and youth centers in developing countries, while also offering inexpensive computers to U.S. individuals and families.
Free Geek→
An Oregon-based nonprofit providing free and low-cost computers along with computer education to people in need.
Komputers 4 R Kids→
A San Francisco Bay Area nonprofit providing free refurbished computers to children and families in need.
Salvation Army & St. Vincent de Paul→
Well-known community-based charitable organizations that occasionally offer refurbished laptops through local donation programs, depending on chapter and inventory.
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