World Computer Exchange
Best known for international work, but maintains a smaller domestic offering for U.S. households seeking inexpensive refurbished devices.
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What They Offer
- Inexpensive refurbished computers for U.S. individuals and families
- Primary focus on schools, libraries, and youth centers internationally
Eligibility Requirements
Contact directly for current U.S. eligibility criteria.
Income threshold: Not strictly published
How to Apply
- Contact World Computer Exchange directly
- Ask about current U.S. individual/family device availability
- Follow their specific application process
Related Programs & Alternatives
If World Computer Exchange isn't the right fit — wrong state, wrong eligibility path, or a long waitlist — these related programs cover similar ground.
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.
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.
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