The National Cristina Foundation donation program provides a simple and clearly defined process for your corporation's and your customers' outgrown equipment.  It connects you to a reliable, simple and cost effective system for managing the donation of your reusable computer and related technologies you need to dispose of.

The Foundation’s innovative donation matching system, which is tracked on our proprietary software, makes it possible for your corporation to help people in need in your own community or in thousands of locations where you have a business presence across the United States, Canada, and selected locations around the world. 

Hear what Mark Romanowski, Executive Vice President of ASI System Integration has to say about working with National Cristina Foundation.

Tracks and provides reports for the information you provide us about your reusable inventory.

Our tracking system assures that your donation is placed in a timely fashion.

Our proprietary software enables the Foundation to help your company determine an appropriate placement for your donation with a prescreened recipient organization that truly needs your equipment to support their work.

Provides support to your philanthropic agendas to locate charities that we prescreen in a wide range of locations.  We assess their programs and confirm their eligibility as a nonprofit organization or public agency.

Supports your company's existing charitable agendas with computer placements that are aligned with these preferences.

Provides you with a service where there are no charges to your corporation or to the recipient organizations that receive your donated equipment.

Helps you to reduce administrative time and expenses, reduces or eliminates storage and transfer costs and provides records to support tax deductions.

By adding a donation option to remarketing and scrapping of used equipment in our relationships with asset recovery firms and in ongoing donation partnerships we have established with their clients, we have already made it possible for corporations to donate thousands of technology items to address their philanthropic efforts and environmental agendas.

Such technology disposal solutions help communities and our nation with societal needs that are practical and cost effective for the donor companies who would get little return on the secondary market for certain classes of equipment but are invaluable to the people who are the beneficiaries.