
Donate your used laptops and IT equipment
Empower schools, kids, and communities across Africa with the equipment you no longer use.
Across Africa, millions of students show up to school without ever having touched a computer. Teachers do their best with no internet, no devices, and no digital tools. Communities stay disconnected, not because they lack drive, but because they lack access.
And the numbers prove it:
Only 1 in 10 people in sub-Saharan Africa have access to a computer
89% of learners have no computer, and 82% have no internet at home
Over 450,000 schools lack computers—80% even lack electricity
Just 36% of the African population is connected to broadband
This is not a lack of potential. It is a lack of access. And in today's world, that is the difference between being left behind or being equipped to thrive.
You want to make a difference, but you also want to do it right.
You care where your donations go. You care that they are used well. So do we.
At Tech On Hand, we have spent 15+ years solving tech logistics for some of the world's leading companies.
We know how to move sensitive equipment across borders, keep it secure, and deliver it where it matters most.

Your data is protected with full legal compliance
Your donation is fully tax-deductible
Backed by hands-on expertise
And now, we are using that same expertise to serve a bigger mission:
Professional restoration and testing
Sustainable connectivity solutions
End-to-end logistics management
Whether you have unused devices or the means to fund a mission, your contribution helps unlock access to technology, learning, and opportunity.
Your used tech can power a classroom.
We receive ALL TYPES of devices,
from laptops to servers.
We handle pickup & logistics.
In-house refurbishment.
Direct delivery to African schools.
ODPC-certified data protection.

Your gift helps bring power, internet, and opportunity
Examples of what your donation does:
$50 — Powers a classroom for 1 month
$250 — Delivers a student-ready laptop
$600 — Connects a school to the internet
$1,000 — Fully equips a classroom.

We take care of the hard part so your devices can do what they were made for, help someone thrive.
Fill out a with the type and quantity of devices you're donating.
Want to donate funds? Visit our Donors page.
Our team collects the equipment, securely wipes all data (ODPC-compliant), and refurbishes each device in-house.
We deliver directly to African schools, complete with solar power and internet where needed, and we show you exactly how your tech is being used.
Want to donate funds? Visit our Donors page.


Every piece of retired equipment still has value. Instead of ending up in storage or landfills, your hardware can power classrooms and open opportunities for students across Africa.
Whether you are upgrading office devices or decommissioning an entire data center, we accept every type of hardware, including:
If it powers, connects, cools, or supports technology, we can use it.
And we will give it a second life where it matters most.
Do not send functional hardware to a landfill.
Put it back into the world where it creates opportunity.
If you have ever wanted to donate used laptops or unused tech equipment, but worried about security, logistics, or whether your donation would really help, you are not alone.

We built Tech On Hand to make the process simple, safe, and impactful.
As a certified nonprofit with over 15 years in tech logistics, we handle every step of your IT equipment donation:
Pick up devices
Directly from your location
Secure data wipe
ODPC-certified process
Refurbish in-house
Professional restoration
Direct delivery
To African schools
Complete infrastructure
Solar panels and Starlink internet so students can actually use the tech
Your donation is fully tax-deductible (501(c)(3) registered), and you will receive real reporting on how your equipment is changing lives.
This is not just about clearing out storage. It is about helping classrooms get connected, giving students the tools to learn, and bridging the digital divide in Africa, one device at a time.
A data-driven look at the barriers and the opportunities to connect every classroom.
Millions of African students remain disconnected, not because of a lack of talent, but because the basics of access still lag behind.
Our latest report reveals where the real bottlenecks are and how corporate donors can make a measurable difference.
Inside you will discover:
