In Kind Direct has benefitted over 7,500 charities with donated goods from over 1,000 companies since 1996. They now offer a range of tablets, laptop and desktop computers and other technology equipment (provided by IT refurbisher RDC), which come with a 12-month warranty and licensed Microsoft Office 2010.

Microsoft’s PC refurbisher directory is a really useful resource for charities, non-profit organisations, schools and governmental programmes that are looking for refurbished computers. Computers sourced through Microsoft’s directory will always come with Windows Genuine products preinstalled.

Tech Trust runs a donation programme in the UK as part of the TechSoup Global Network. If your charity or NGO is based outside of the UK, you may still be eligible for tech donations with one of our partners abroad.

Charity Digital News is the leading news site specialising in technology within the UK charity sector. It’s run in partnership with us at Tech Trust, and is curated daily for the benefit of charity managers, trustees and IT professionals.

CITA is a team of like-minded people who share a passion for helping charities get the most out of their IT, of which we’re one of the key members. They’re offering free, 2-hour strategic IT consultations to help hundreds of UK charities.

Online fundraising website Give as you Live help raise free donations for charity, just by shopping online.

So far they’ve helped raise over £6.5million and support over 200,000 UK registered charities

IT For Charities is an online software, hardware, services, resources and IT Directory for UK Charities.

They have a comprehensive list of refurbished computer providers here.

NetSquared gathers together charities workers, tech leaders and anyone else interested in using technology for social change.

They run free, informal meetups in various UK locations to teach valuable digital skills.