[TriLUG] My organization is looking into donation possibilities for old comoputers.

[Carl Crider]

Chad,

 I am the IT/IS Manager for TROSA here in Durham. We can certainly use your
donation and put it to good use here. I have spoken with our In-Kind
Department
about this. If you still have these computers, please contact Jaison with
In-Kind
at 919-419-1059.

Thank You,


On 2/9/06, Aaron Joyner <aaron at joyner.ws> wrote:
>
> Chad Thomsen wrote:
>
> >We have about 15 old Pentium 3s (833mhz 128mb ram with windows 98 with
> >Office 2000/97 OEM), mice (compter type), monitors, and keyboards we are
> >looking to donate to a charitable cause.  We also have a small handful of
> >"parts" PCs which do not run.  Preferable doantion woud be a non-profit
> so
> >we can get a tax write off, but that is not critical.  As long as these
> >machines find a good home thats all that really matters.
> >
> >So far I have only found one organization (www.kramden.org) that takes
> old
> >stuff.   I have been in contact with Durham County Habitat, Orange County
> >Habitat, Trosa (Durham).
> >
> >Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
> >Chad
> >
> >
> The Natural Science Center of Greensboro (where my father works) happily
> accepts donated computers and parts, and provides receipts as a 501-c
> non-profit.  You can have the added benefit of knowing that they're
> probably going to be used running Linux to power exhibits or other
> interesting behind-the-scenes systems at the NSC.
>
> Contact Information:
> Roger Joyner (cc:d on this message)
> The Natural Science Center of Greensboro
> 4301 Lawndale Drive
> Greensboro, NC 27455
> (336) 288-3769 x309
>
> Aaron S. Joyner
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Carl Crider
TROSA
IT/IS Manager
419-1059