Request the donor contact a used computer store to determine the fair market value for their tax records. All items provided by StRUT remain the property of StRUT unless approved by StRUT administrative staff. StRUT property shall not be sold, bartered, given away or traded. Cost incurred in computer systems built with parts from StRUT and parts purchased from school may be recovered from recipient of system. This recovered cost may include a surcharge if so desired.
Surcharges collected are to support the StRUT class's budget.
StRUT administration may transfer ownership of StRUT inventory to a school District at the StRUT administrator's discretion. See StRUT web site for transfer release form. StRUT property may be transferred from one StRUT member site to another. StRUT property deemed unusable shall only be disposed through an authorized StRUT recycler. StRUT materials and equipment must be used in support of public K-12 programs.