eee4 IT Recycle is a registered charity in Stoke-on-Trent, No. 1198183
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Education · Training · Employment

Old IT.
New opportunities.

We take unwanted computers from schools, colleges and businesses, recycle them responsibly, and use the money to help people with mental health conditions or physical disabilities into work.

Book a collection Shop reclaimed parts
[Photo: the eee4 team at work in Fenton]

Our mission

A fair chance at work for everyone in Stoke-on-Trent and nearby, whatever their health.

  • Social inclusion

    Promoting inclusion across Stoke-on-Trent and the surrounding area.

  • Health support

    Meeting the needs of people with physical and mental health problems.

  • Integration

    Helping people take their full place in the community.

  • Education and employment

    Training and experience that lead to jobs, with us or elsewhere.

From your storeroom to someone's first job

  1. 1

    You donate

    Schools, colleges and businesses give us IT they no longer need.

  2. 2

    We collect securely

    Data is handled safely and you get a certificate of recycling.

  3. 3

    We reuse and recycle

    Working parts go to our shop. The rest is recycled responsibly.

  4. 4

    People get into work

    The money funds education, training and work experience.

Book a collection

Clearing out old computers, laptops or servers? Here's what happens.

  1. Contact us by phone, email or online.
  2. Assessment: tell us what you have.
  3. Planning: we agree a date and time.
  4. Collection day: our team takes it away safely.
  5. Certificate: you receive a certificate of recycling.

Ways to help

Shop reclaimed parts

Tested, graded PC parts with wiped drives. Every sale funds our work.

Visit the shop

Make a donation

Help fund training and work experience in our community.

Donate

The people behind eee4

  • Bill Harvey

    Lead Trustee · 30+ years in education

  • Hugh Irvine

    Trustee and Senior Technician

  • Paul Robinson

    Senior Technician

  • Steve Harvey

    Logistics Manager

“EEE4Disadvantaged stood out and we were extremely impressed with their community and ethos.”
Nik Lawton
IT services officer, on donating equipment