How donations work
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We need working equipment. Under 7 years Old, Windows or Apple Mac. No printers please
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We refurbish the items, securely removing all data
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We support Small & Medium sized Charities & Schools across the UK & Globally
Donor Safeguards
What we Offer:
CfC Provides full assurances for Corporate donors of "Data & Liability" and where indicated "End of Life disposal". (Including certification / audit documentation)
- Security: Hard drives removed & Shredded
- Educational licensing Operating systems & Software installed in accordance as "Microsoft Authorised Refurbisher's"
- Established track record 250,000+ donated systems distributed. (2.5 million Kilos Recycled or Reused)
- WEEE Compliant
Collection Services continued:
Free Corporate UK & European, includes Universities, Local Government, Schools. (Requirements. Off street parking, ground floor access, assistance with loading)
(NB: Free collection dependant on viable quantity of suitable working computer equipment. Alternatively, equipment can be delivered to our Eastbourne, East Sussex)
Need more information or to book a collection. Call Simon Tel: (+44) 01323 848588 email via this Link or website - (Enquire Now).
What to Donate
Consider Donating? .....
Legislation (WEEE) Requires: Donated equipment needs to be fully working. Aged seven years or less for suitable reuse capability
Items we cannot accept
Non-working, Printers, Scanners, Fax machines, Photocopiers, Older computer screens (CRT). Approved disposal advice available on request
Please Note: Secure hard drive shredding can be provided at your premises. Information available by request
Donate your computer equipment
What to dispose of
Equipment Not suited for Reuse:
Older or faulty Computer & IT equipment requires to be recycled properly. We advise the following;
- Domestic / Household electrical recycling - FREECYCLE website or Contact your local council for information / advice
- Corporate, Local government, Charities, Schools, Hospitals - Contact your local council for advice.
WEEE and You
Implemented 1st July 2007, EU Directive: Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE).
Electrical / IT waste is the fastest growing element in the municipal waste stream. Many hazardous substances are present in everyday IT / Electrical equipment (including older CRT monitors) the directive classifies many such items as Hazardous Waste, and as such require appropriate disposal.
Please Note: The following items require appropriate disposal as "Hazardous Waste" items: CRT Monitors, Older iMac's with CRT's, UPS systems, All Battery waste, etc.
For more information call Tel: 01323 848588 or email via this LINK
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