The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is proud to continue supporting organizations across Canada through technology reuse and responsible recycling. Recently, ERA donated one refurbished laptop and one monitor to Global Missionary Enterprises in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This equipment will serve as their main office computer, helping the organization operate more efficiently as they continue their important mission work.
Supporting Community Impact Through Technology
Global Missionary Enterprises is a faith-based organization dedicated to empowering communities through outreach, training, and missionary support both locally and internationally. Like many nonprofits, they rely on technology to manage their operations, communicate effectively, and expand their impact.
The laptop and monitor provided by ERA will help the team stay connected, streamline administrative tasks, and continue their vital programs with greater efficiency. For organizations like Global Missionary Enterprises, access to dependable technology is not just a convenience—it’s an essential tool for growth and sustainability.
Extending the Life of Technology
At ERA, we believe in turning old electronics into new opportunities. Every donation represents a step toward reducing electronic waste while empowering individuals and organizations in need. All devices are securely wiped, refurbished, and tested before donation to ensure they are ready for reuse. Items that cannot be refurbished are responsibly recycled to protect the environment.
Through initiatives like this, ERA helps bridge the digital divide while keeping e-waste out of Canadian landfills.
Join the Movement
ERA is proud to support hundreds of charities, schools, and community organizations every year by providing refurbished laptops, computers, and other electronic devices. Together, we can make a meaningful difference—one device at a time.
If your organization is in need of technology or if you’d like to donate unwanted electronics, please visit www.era.ca or call 1-877-9-EWASTE to learn more.