Schools
Responsible disposal of school IT, with your data managed securely.
Book a school collectionRegistered charity in England No. 1198183
01782 756756 · office@eee4.co.uk · Monday to Thursday, 9.30 to 4.30
A Stoke-on-Trent charity
We collect unwanted IT equipment from schools, colleges and businesses and recycle it responsibly. The money gives people with mental health conditions or physical disabilities the training and experience to get into work.
We want everyone in Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding area to have a fair chance at work, whatever their health.
Promoting inclusion across Stoke-on-Trent and nearby.
Meeting the needs of people with physical and mental health problems.
Helping people take their full place in the community.
Training and experience that lead to jobs, with us or elsewhere.
Schools, colleges and businesses give us equipment they no longer need.
We handle your data safely and send you a certificate of recycling.
Working parts are tested and sold in our shop. The rest is recycled responsibly.
It funds education, training and work experience for people facing barriers to work.
Clearing out old computers, laptops or servers? We'll collect them and make sure they do some good.
Responsible disposal of school IT, with your data managed securely.
Book a school collectionSustainable clear-outs that benefit your college and your community.
Book a college collectionSecure handling of your company's old IT, with a certificate for your records.
Book a business collectionGive us your old computers, laptops and servers. We'll collect them.
Book a collectionTested, graded PC parts with wiped drives: processors, memory, storage, graphics cards and more.
Visit the shopEvery pound helps fund training and work experience in our community.
Donate nowLead Trustee
Over 30 years in education, mostly with learners who faced difficulties.
Trustee and Senior Technician
Many years in adult education.
Senior Technician
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Logistics Manager
Looks after transport and collections.
“The equipment was re-used in a secure, legal, environmentally-friendly and ethical way.”