We are an Essex school wanting to donate old computers to a charity poss 3rd world. Is there anywhere local?
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search from google or yahoo search engine. go to :\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/ \n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/
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I can't find any info on that... try calling the local computer guy (every town has one!) He might be able to borg it together for you.
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I don't know where you live, but if you have a township Trustee office, try there. Otherwise look up Social Service Organizations in the Yellow Pages, most of them have a big handbook of places that help with all sorts of things. Catholic Charities helps with money for some things, and the are good for getting a referral for you. Hope this helps.
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Try going on Yahoo Groups and search for a local "freecycle" group. They allow people to give away stuff they don't need / want anymore to people who can use it... freeing up space in landfills.\n\nI've seen everything from cameras to cars given away there... just as a warning, it can get rather addictive.\n\nhope this helps :-)
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Freecycle is a great resource.  I have seen computers and larger things given away for free on there.\n\nJust go to yahoo groups and search for freecycle and look for a group near you.\n\nGood luck :-)
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I accept used computer parts for shipment to 3rd world countries to be used by less priviledged kids in schools. The parts should not be so old.\n\nThanks.
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Any public Library should be able to accept your donation.\n\nIf you are in the Bay area, Sunnyvale Public Library is the best library to donate..
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If the stuff is of any value you might try\nhttp://www.freecycle.org\nThe Salvation Army and Goodwill will take usable items as well.
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salvation army i think
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Try contacting your old high school.\n\nI used to work for computer techacher in high school who also did yearbook.  Working on computers gave me access to "restricted" places.  They had few boxes of old year books stored in a room.  With a luck your old high school might just have one for you.
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it's very important that the hard drive be thoroughly "cleaned" first.  I don't mean to blow out the dust -- I mean to erase all the data, and possibly reinstall Windows if you think the computer may be useful to someone.\n\nSchools may accept them, or possibly Goodwill.  There are companies that will accept computers and related hardware and give it to charities for you.  If you let us know the general area where you live (Toledo, Phoenix, Glasgow?) someone may have more specific ideas.
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Try give.org. They've got a good list of charities.
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go to a thrift store and ask them it suppose to be for charity,they might help good luck
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Don't know about that, but I know http://www.ebay.com is a good place to sell your computer, you could even make it so it's local pickup only (I do believe).
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I gotta better idea!  Go to your nearest school, ask the principal to give you the name of x amount of needy children who might need a computer and donate them!  You'll feel so much better.
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Ask at your local computer shop
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the website is http://www.computerworld.com/ - perhaps you can find where it is distributed or contact Customer Service for a listing of sellers in your area.