Since 2014, give IT. get IT. has been an R2 certified electronics recycling facility. If you’ve never heard of R2 certification, it is to the electronics recycling industry what the Eagle rank is to Boy Scouts or a blackbelt is to karate students. It’s a form of recognition from a respected third party that lets […]
We’re delighted to announce that Allen Cornwall, a native Mainer with nearly two decades of technology sales experience, has partnered with give IT. get IT. as our Technology Reuse and Recycling Advocate. This is the first time in our 20-year history that we’ve had a business development person of any kind associated with our organization. […]
For over 50 years, EMDC (Eastern Maine Development Corporation) has been “helping businesses, communities, and individuals reach long-term goals and prosperity.” EMDC’s work with individuals includes training and support for people who are trying to enter the workforce or acquire the skills, support, or resources they need to get back to work. From new residents […]
The article below about unwanted tech appeared in the December issue of IMPACT, the Maine State Chamber of Commerce’s monthly newsletter. We’ve edited it slightly to reflect the fact that we provide refurbished computers to people in need throughout New England and IT asset disposition services nationwide and we’re sharing it here because it perfectly […]
Over the years, we at give IT. get IT. have provided high-quality computers at low or no cost to people in need throughout New England. As a Maine-based non-profit organization, we primarily help our fellow Mainers thanks in large part to our great relationships with health and human service programs. Each year, these state entities […]
As a non-profit organization, we at give IT. get IT. owe it to our clients and supporters to apply the overwhelming majority of our resources toward connecting people in need with the technology they require to fulfill their dreams. Digital inclusion is the “get IT.” side of our organization. Our dedication to it doesn’t leave much money for advertising to connect with the businesses throughout New England we depend on to “give IT.”
