World Computer Exchange
A U.S. nonprofit that delivers refurbished computers to schools, NGOs, and underserved communities worldwide.
Last updated September 2, 2026
Overview
World Computer Exchange is a U.S. nonprofit established in 2000, focused on bridging the digital divide by delivering refurbished computers to schools, NGOs, and underserved communities worldwide. It operates through a global network of refurbishment partners and volunteers, offering services like business ITAD, mail-in donations, and local drop-offs. The organization reports shipping over 43,000 computers to more than 3,700 recipient sites in 56 countries, with 16 chapters globally.
History
World Computer Exchange was established in 2000. It is described as the longest-running, most impactful U.S. nonprofit in the field of delivering refurbished computers to schools, NGOs, and underserved communities worldwide. The organization has shipped over 43,000 computers to more than 3,700 schools and NGOs in 56 countries, and has 16 chapters around the globe.
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