Donate your old devices

You can donate your old laptop, tablet, or phone to a resident who may struggle to afford one.  

What to donate

You can donate:

  • personal laptops
  • phones
  • tablets

We prefer to accept devices with their chargers. However, if you do not have them, we'll still be able them.

What you cannot donate

Due to limited space, we do not accept: 

  • PCs
  • desktop monitors
  • keyboards

Where you can donate

Bulk donations

If you have a large number of devices to donate or if you are a business wanting to support this project, we can discuss the best option with you. 

Before you donate your old laptop or mobile device, it is important to back up your data. 

About the programme

Last year we ran a successful project to collect and refurbish computers and phones donated by residents. This was to support people in need across the borough.

We've now gifted 122 devices. You can find out more about this project.

Our partners

Building on this project, we've partnered with:

  • European Cultural Foundation
  • North Kensington Library
  • community partner Westway Trust 

to collect, refurbish and gift computers to families, older people living alone and people seeking work.

Facts about digital exclusion

Digital exclusion is when someone may not have access to one or several of these:

  • an appropriate device
  • internet connection
  • the skills to do things online

1 in 7 adults and 1 in 5 children in the UK are digitally excluded. We estimate that 12,000 residents are digitally excluded in the borough.

We're working hard to bridge the digital divide in our borough and to ensure no one is left behind. More information here.

Last updated: 2 March 2026