The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is proud to announce the donation of 3 refurbished laptops to McDougall House in Edmonton, Alberta, helping support their daily operations and community programs.
Access to reliable technology is essential for non-profit organizations working to serve vulnerable communities. These donated laptops will help McDougall House improve communication, administrative efficiency, and program delivery, allowing their team to better support the individuals and families who rely on their services.
At ERA, every donation represents more than just electronics—it creates opportunity. By refurbishing donated devices and placing them back into the community, ERA helps reduce electronic waste while supporting charities and non-profits across Canada with the technology they need to thrive.
This donation reflects ERA’s ongoing commitment to its “Reuse Before Recycling” mission. Rather than sending usable electronics to landfills, ERA securely wipes all data, refurbishes viable equipment, and redistributes devices to organizations making a real difference in their communities.
“Technology access is critical for organizations providing essential community support,” says Bojan Paduh, President of ERA. “We are proud to support McDougall House and help ensure they have the tools needed to continue their important work.”
ERA continues to bridge the digital divide while promoting environmental sustainability through responsible electronic reuse. Donations like these not only support local organizations but also contribute to a stronger circular economy across Canada.
Businesses and individuals looking to donate retired electronics or support community technology access are encouraged to connect with ERA. Every laptop, desktop, and device donated helps create new opportunities for charities, schools, shelters, and non-profit organizations nationwide.
To learn more about donating electronics or applying for refurbished devices, contact us at 1-877-939-2783