You might find someone near you who is looking for a donation. If you do, please contact them directly. If you checked the donations requested pages and couldn't locate a local donee, please submit a donation offer which we'll include in our searchable database. Contact local schools, youth groups, religious organizations and professional associations to see if they conduct computer recycling activities. If you are unable to locate an organization in your area which recycles computers, you could donate directly to a nonprofit or school.
Many public libraries maintain directories of nonprofit organizations in their local areas.
You could read through their listings to locate an organization you would like to support. Make sure they will provide you with proof of nonprofit status and a letter of receipt for tax purposes. Call or write the organization you've chosen and see if they are interested in your donation. Keep in mind that many nonprofits are working with very limited budgets and they may assume you are trying to sell them the used computers. Many nonprofits have just a few people on their staff and it may take a while before you receive a call or written response.