Where to Donate Electronics
Donating instead of discarding gives your electronics a second life. By choosing AZ StRUT, you’re reducing e-waste, supporting hands-on education, and putting technology into the hands of Arizona students and families who need it most.
Our Tempe Facility
Drop off any quantity of electronics directly at our Tempe facility — the best option for large donations.
Tues & Thurs, 9 AM – 2 PM
Partner Drop-Off Locations
Batteries Plus Bulbs and Data Doctor locations throughout the Valley accept limited quantities during business hours.
Small quantities only (trunk of a Camry or less)
AZ StRUT Tempe Facility
Our main facility accepts all types of donations in any quantity. This is the best option if you have more than a car trunk’s worth of electronics to donate.
3025 S 48th St, Suite 102
Tempe, AZ 85282
Open: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Phone: (480) 222-4066
Email: info@azstrut.org
Accepts: All quantities, all accepted electronics
No appointment needed during open hours
By choosing to donate rather than simply recycle, you are giving your electronics a new life. Reusing reduces the energy spent on recycling raw materials, cuts emissions from manufacturing new devices, and — best of all — gives individuals the education and opportunity to improve their lives in the field of technology.
All Drop-Off Locations
In addition to our Tempe facility, we partner with Batteries Plus Bulbs stores, Data Doctor locations, and participating high schools throughout the Valley. Use the map below to find the closest location to you.
Partner location note: These locations accept small quantities of electronics during regular business hours. Please limit donations to what fits in the trunk of a standard sedan — for larger loads, visit our Tempe facility or request a pick-up.
What We Accept
We accept almost all electronics — working or not. Computers, laptops, monitors, tablets, phones, printers, networking equipment, and more. The only items we cannot accept are CRT monitors and CRT televisions, as recycling them responsibly is cost-prohibitive and would pull resources away from our education mission.
AZ StRUT’s mission is to improve the competitiveness of Arizona’s technical workforce by supporting applied learning through scholarships and donated technology, providing refurbished equipment to schools and nonprofits, promoting diversity in technical education, and ensuring responsible electronic recycling.