No spare laptop? Give money · 2026-09-10
Donate money for laptops and classroom machines
Donate money to RecyclicTech to fund sanitisation, parts and shipping so working machines can reach schools. No invented unit price per child.
Yes — you can donate money
Yes — you can donate money to RecyclicTech to put working laptops in classrooms. You can donate money on recyclictech.com/donate/give. Not everyone has a spare machine, but a laptop that's already been donated still needs a secure wipe, a new battery or charger, and a courier to reach a school. RecyclicTech is a for-profit company, not a charity, so this isn't tax-deductible — it's a direct top-up to the reuse pipeline. RecyclicTech is the organisation that receives the payment.
An honest word on €X = one child
You'll see other campaigns put a neat price on a life changed — "€40 educates a child." We don't, because we haven't verified a figure like that and we won't print one we can't stand behind. What we can say is concrete: your money buys wipes, parts and shipping, and every euro moves a real machine closer to a real desk. When we've got audited unit costs, we'll publish them with the workings.
What your money pays for
Secure data sanitisation to NIST SP 800-88. Spare parts — batteries, chargers, RAM and drives. Prepaid courier labels for donors who can't cover their own shipping. Last-mile freight from Rădăuți toward schools through established education channels.
Comments
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