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HistoryConsumer technology today is advancing faster than ever before, with newer and more powerful product models appearing monthly. When all of these new computers enter the market, what happens to older (but still functional) machines? All too often, they are physically destroyed due to fear of identity theft and then thrown away. At the same time many economically disadvantaged schools and dedicated local non-profits are unable to provide children with the very resources that are getting thrown away. Computers Count was recently founded by a team of passionate individuals who believe that there is a better way. We take your older computer, scrub your hard drive clean, upgrade your computer when necessary, and then donate your computer to a partnering organization in need.SpecialtiesWhat is Computers Count? Computers Count is a 501(C)(3) exclusively charitable organization operating in New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Computers Count believes that access to technology provides new opportunities for students to succeed both academically and in the workforce. In support of this belief, the Computers Count team collects donated computer hardware, refurbishes and upgrades these computers when necessary, and then distributes these computers to schools and 501(C)(3) non-profit organizations supporting education in New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania. Why Donate You Old Computer? Because Donating Is Easy! -Free home/local pickup -Secure hard drive overwrite -One simple online form -No paperwork Because Donating Makes A Difference! -Helps local children -Provides a tax deduction -Protects the environment -Gets old computers out of the house To get involved you can go to our website, call us, or email us!

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PCs for People Maryland is an electronics recycling center located in Baltimore, MD. Since July 2020, they have been working to bridge the digital divide by providing technology, internet access, digital skills training, and tech support to underserved communities. In their first year, they distributed over 4,000 computers and connected more than 3,000 people with internet service, making significant strides in closing the digital divide in a city where over 30% of households lack access to an internet-connected computer. PCs for People Maryland is dedicated to empowering businesses and organizations to make a positive community and environmental impact. They accept tech electronics for recycling and offer volunteer opportunities. Their mission is to provide access to technology resources that will unlock the full potential of the individuals and families they serve, helping them to thrive in today's digital world.Generated from the website