They recycle and remanufacture them and give them to non-profit organizations and institutions worldwide. The agency was originally concerned with getting computers into the hands of under-equipped journalists and others in the former Soviet Union. But it now ships all over the U.S. and the world. Participation in their programs includes donations of used computer goods and sponsorship opportunities for corporate groups. The East-West Education Development Foundation can't give anything out without a sponsor.
Schools are responsible for all transportation costs.
They encourage donations from individuals, corporations and cities and suggest including brochures, fact sheets, postcards, Christmas or seasonal cards with the donations, so kids can learn about the donors and other areas of the country. In Kind America, the leading charity in the field of product philanthropy, encourages and manages product donations from companies to support nonprofits addressing critical needs including housing, health care, education and youth development. In Kind America 700 North Fairfax Street, Ste. Bruce McMahon, in honor of his daughter, who has cerebral palsy, motor and learning disabilities. Cristina greatly benefited from a computer donated to her special ed class.