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Computers 4 Good

Digital Pipeline · Company number 06035936 on Companies House (opens in a new tab)

Maidstone technology charity (formerly Computers 4 Charity) that wipes, refurbishes and donates unwanted computers to charities and community groups.

Last checked 7 October 2026 · Sources

At a glance

Collection
Collection not statedThey say: Businesses and larger donors are asked to email or call to arrange a collection; charges not stated. Individuals far away are pointed to a courier service
Drop-off
Drop-off acceptedKent residents can drop donations at the Maidstone office during office hours
Who they work with
Businesses and individuals
Area covered
Nationwide (across the UK)Takes donations from across the UK (courier for distant donors) and gives refurbished devices to charities UK-wide

Collection terms and charges change — confirm them with the company before you book.

Services

Licences and certifications

Environmental authorisations

Certifications and standards

  • Other accreditation 1118674 Company says — stated on its website, not yet checked by us

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Environmental claims

They say

“Says it reuses as much as possible, recycles as little as possible and wastes none”

This is the company’s own claim, as stated on its website. We haven’t checked it. How to judge “zero to landfill” claims.

About Computers 4 Good

Computers 4 Good, until recently called Computers 4 Charity, is the working name of the charity Digital Pipeline, based at the Powerhub Business Centre in Maidstone. Its team has refurbished computers since the 1990s.

It accepts laptops, PCs and tablets from businesses and individuals, wipes the data free of charge with certificates available, and upgrades the machines for free donation to charities, schools and people facing digital exclusion. Surplus parts and refurbished devices are sold to fund the work, and young people are trained in the refurbishment process. Business donors receive CO2e reduction certificates.

Where they are

  • Processing centre Office, refurbishment centre and drop-off A6 (Unit 4), Powerhub Business Centre, St Peter's Street, Maidstone
    ME16 0ST

Sources and checks

We last checked this listing on 7 October 2026, using:

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