YOUR TECHNOLOGY HOLDS THE KEY.
Our services help us OPEN Doors to opportunity through your old IT assets/technology.
YOUR TECHNOLOGY IS THE KEY
TO OPEN DOORS TO A WORLD
OF UNITED OPPORTUNITIES.
In partnership with the national HUD and e-Stewards digital inclusion program, Technology for the Future’s ability to impact underprivileged communities is limitless. When combined with our support for student education, we open a whole new realm of possibilities. Our goal is to utilize old technology and electronic waste, which otherwise makes up 70% of toxic waste created, as fuel to empower our students’ access to the resources necessary to pursue their dreams.
Technology for the Future and the digital inclusion effort specialize in maximizing services and asset handling for our corporate partners. Our programs have the best market leaders in certified electronics recycling and IT asset management services. With over 300 facilities nation-wide, we are set up to not only bring you effective services, but also ensure that any equipment or waste is handled according to the highest standards in the industry and in compliance with local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
ITEMS WE ACCEPT
Items we accept
- Cell Phones
- Laptops
- CPUs/PCs
- Servers
- Mainframes
- Networking Equipment
- Medical Equipment
- Computer Wire
- Various Networking Wire
- Copiers/Printer
- A/C and Power Adapters
- UPS/Battery Back-Ups
- Hard Drives
- Office/Network Telephones
- Digital Cable Boxes/DVRs
- Security Equipment
- Fax Machines
- Pagers
- Answering Machines
- Processors
- Circuit Board
- Electric Meter
- Lab Equipment
- Telephone Systems
- Flat Screen Monitors
- Keyboards
- Mice
- Modems
- PDAs
- Camcorders
- Compact Disc Players
- DVD Players
- Electronic Games
- Flat Screen Televisions
- Radios
- Remote Controls
- Tape Players
- Two-Way Radios
- VCRs
- Toner Cartridges
- Bank Equipment (i.e. money counters)
- Duplicators
- Electric Typewriter
- Scanners
- Other Miscellaneous Electronics (no biomedical or hazmat materials)
- Cell Phones
- Laptops
- CPUs/PCs
- Servers
- Mainframes
- Networking Equipment
- Medical Equipment
- Computer Wire
- Various Networking Wire
- Copiers/Printer
- A/C and Power Adapters
- UPS/Battery Back-Ups
- Hard Drives
- Office/Network Telephones
- Digital Cable Boxes/DVRs
- Security Equipment
- Fax Machines
- Pagers
- Answering Machines
- Processors
- Circuit Board
- Electric Meter
- Lab Equipment
- Telephone Systems
- Flat Screen Monitors
- Keyboards
- Mice
- Modems
- PDAs
- Camcorders
- Compact Disc Players
- DVD Players
- Electronic Games
- Flat Screen Televisions
- Radios
- Remote Controls
- Tape Players
- Two-Way Radios
- VCRs
- Toner Cartridges
- Bank Equipment (i.e. money counters)
- Duplicators
- Electric Typewriter
- Scanners
- Other Miscellaneous Electronics (no biomedical or hazmat materials)
Items we accept
LET US HANDLE YOUR TECHNOLOGY! TALK TO AN EXPERT TODAY.
Have questions about making donations or need an official charitable receipt, call us at 1-833-781-7780 or click “Contact Us”
Words From Our Champions
Corporate Partners
“We want the children of our employees to have a successful education and we recognize that technology is playing an increasingly important role in the ability to have a successful education.”
Social Services
“You see the children that we serve often times lack the kinds of advantages that might lead them to realize the success in their current lives and in their futures. We are aware of that and we are trying to change it.”
Community Partners
“You never know in life what will trigger somebody's curiosity or quest or what will change their life ... bringing this opportunity to the kids ... we hope it will make them curious and inspire them to do something different with their lives.”
Student Impact
“It has opened a whole new chapter where I will have all the answers I need, and within reach.”
Student Impact
“Through access to technology students can take their learning everywhere.”
Student Impact
“taught me to give back so that you can not only benefit you but also benefit your chidlren's children”