Donate tech or funds
A working laptop, tablet or games console can be the difference between being shut out and getting online. Give a device a second life, or fund the support that goes with it.
people supported with donated devices so far, in Southwark, Lambeth and beyond.
- 26+ laptops
- 10 tablets
- 3 smartphones
- 1 desktop
- 0 games consoles
Most needed: games consoles
For many young people, gaming is the first way they get online, learn to stay safe and build confidence with technology. We haven’t been able to give out a single console yet. Yours could be the first.
Two ways to give
Every contribution makes a real difference.
What happens to your device
From your hands to someone who needs it, in four steps.
- Tell us what you haveSend a quick email with the device, its condition and your postcode.
- We arrange the handoverWe agree a collection or drop-off that suits you.
- We wipe and reset itAll accounts and personal data are removed and the device is restored to factory settings.
- It goes to someone who needs itUsually through our community partners, with help to get set up.
What we can accept
Not sure? Email us anyway and we’ll let you know.
Yes, please
- Laptops and desktops that switch on and run, ideally less than 7 years old
- Tablets and smartphones that still receive security updates
- Games consoles from the last two generations, such as PlayStation 4 or 5, Xbox One or Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch
- Controllers, chargers, power cables and headsets
Sorry, we can’t use
- Devices that don’t power on
- Phones or tablets still locked to someone’s account
- Consoles without a working controller or power cable
- Very old devices that can no longer be updated safely
Your data is safe. If you can, sign out of your accounts (Apple ID, Google, PlayStation Network, Xbox, Nintendo) and remove any payment cards before donating. We will factory reset every device anyway, so nothing of yours goes with it.
Want to give as an organisation?
Businesses, schools and councils can donate in bulk or partner with us on a device scheme.