The Great British Tech Appeal
Donate your old tech to help protect the planet and change lives.
Help people in need and support a circular economy
Are you looking to clear out old devices from your office or across your business? If so, you can donate to our Great British Tech Appeal and give them a new lease of life, doing good for people and the planet.
We work with our charity partners, Good Things Foundation and Barnardo’s, to make sure that every reusable device will go to someone in need, along with six months free data, calls and texts. Any devices that can’t be reused will be recycled.
By donating your old tech, you’re not only reducing waste and supporting a circular economy – your business will also be helping people in need cross the digital divide. These devices are a vital lifeline, making sure people can keep in touch with family, friends and support workers, as well as access healthcare and education.
How it works
Donating 10 or more devices:
Form
Fill out the donation form
Collection
Good Things Foundation will arrange to collect your donation for free.
Refurbishment
Reconome, an accredited refurbishment organisation, will wipe the devices and you’ll receive a certification of wiping.
Gifted
Your old devices will be gifted to people in need through Barnardo's and Good Things Foundation.
Donating less than 10 devices:
Drop your devices off at any Vodafone store. Alternatively, complete this form and we’ll send you a free postage label.
Our charity partners
Barnardo’s is one of the leading children’s charities in the UK. Every year, they provide ongoing support for over 380,000 children, young people, parents and carers, through their services and partnerships. Your devices can help those people to thrive in a digital world.
Good Things Foundation want to fix the digital divide for good. Their vision is a world where everyone benefits from digital. Your devices will contribute to the National Device Bank, helping those who can't afford or access their own devices to access technology - benefiting both people and the planet.