Because Someone Else Needs It Cell Phones 12. Verizonwireless.com Put a refurbished phone (of any brand) into the hands of a domestic violence victim. 13. Eco-cell.com Or let its sale benefit an environmental charity. 14. Care.org Send a phone to the field staff of a poverty-fighting mission.
Digital Cameras 15. Operationhomefront.net Help keep service members in touch with their families.
All Technology 16. Rethink.Ebay.com Work with charities to find homes for consumer electronics. 17. youthfortechnology.org Put scanners, computers, and cameras in the hands of deserving, impoverished kids around the world.
Furniture & Appliances 22. excessaccess.org Match your household items with a local non-profit's wish list. 23. help1up.org Furnish homes for disaster victims. 24. dressforsuccess.org Give interview and work clothing to disadvantaged women. 25. makingmemories.org Donate a wedding gown to benefit breast-cancer patients. 26. www.operationfairydust.org Send formal wear to teenage girls who need help getting to the prom. 27. onewarmcoat.org A free coat to anyone who needs one. 28. boulderrunning.com Ship shoes and sportswear to struggling athletes around the world.
Other 29. Suitcasesforkids.org Supply children in foster care with luggage. 30. Uniteforsight.org & givethegiftofsight.org Send eyewear to men and women in underdeveloped countries. 31. Savethechildren.org Convert American Express credit card points to cash donations. 32. Cartalk.com Donate a used vehicle to support your local public radio station. 33. Booksforafrica.org Give everything from storybooks to encyclopedias. 34. Cap4pets.org Send towels and newspapers to animal shelters. 35. Goodwill.org Fund job training programs and social services. 36. Freecycle.org Post donations for charities (and regular folks) to claim. 37. Habitat.org Donate leftover building supplies to Habitat for Humanity's ReStores.
Computers 38. Cristina.org Technology and training for the disabled and disadvantaged. 39. Sharetechnology.org Connecting donations with charities across the U.S. 40. Worldcomputerexchange.org Send computers to more than 50 developing countries.
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