Green Computing

Northern Ohio's underfunded schools lack the technology resources needed to prepare our students to compete in the 21st century. Our school districts' unacceptably low student-to-computer ratio (14:1) inhibits student performance in state testing and accompanying funding opportunities. Without enough computers in our schools, we are also missing out on the chance to cultivate a top-quality workforce for our region.

OneCommunity is helping to close the digital gap in Northern Ohio schools and provide our region's organizations with an environmentally friendly, cost-effective solution for computer disposal with Green Computing. Our technology recycling initiative keeps unwanted computers and other technology resources out of landfills by refurbishing them for use in classrooms across Northeast Ohio.

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Want to learn more about how your unwanted computers can be put to use in Northern Ohio schools?

Learn more about how the program works
and how you can help.

Our FAQs also have more details.

Find out more about how to coordinate a donation.

For more information, please send an email to greencomputing@onecommunity.org.

Interested in donating?

Learn more about how you can help Northern Ohio schools, dispose of your unwanted technology assets in an environmentally friendly way, and possibly earn a tax deduction.

Check out the Green Computing FAQs.

For educators

Learn more about how Green Computing can benefit your classrooms, and fill out this form to be eligible to receive donated equipment.

Thanks to our supporters

Green Computing is made possible by the generous support of The George Gund Foundation.

We also thank the Northern Ohio organizations that have donated to Green Computing:

National City Bank
Cuyahoga County Public Library

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