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Unfortunately, OLPC cannot redeploy your '''Get One''' XO to one of our projects in a [[Our market|Developing Country]].


If you want to donate your own laptop, consider joining others in donating to a local school or group where kids can learn together, in a well-supported environment. OLPC encourages individuals to initiate their own [[regional community groups]],
If you want to donate your own laptop, consider joining others in donating to a local school or group where kids can learn together, in a well-supported environment. OLPC encourages individuals to initiate their own [[regional community groups]],
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Some groups are soliciting donated XOs for special projects. Please add your group under the appropriate category.
Some groups are soliciting donated XOs for special projects. Please add your group under the appropriate category.
= Places to Donate an XO =
= Places to Donate an XO =

== Back to OLPC ==

OLPC can redeploy your '''Get One''' XO to one of our projects in a [[Our market|Developing Country]].

If you have the original packaging, please send in that box, or pack carefully in your own box, and mail to the address below. You will receive a thank you letter which will state the value at $199 for tax purposes. If you don't mind paying for the postage, we would greatly appreciate it. If you'd like us to pay for the postage, please email help@laptop.org with your exact street address and phone # (this is required for FedEx and DHL) and we can send you a pre-paid label. Please send to:

One Laptop per Child

Att: Give Another

One Cambridge Center, 10th floor

Cambridge, MA 02142


== For Elementary School Children ==
== For Elementary School Children ==

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If you want to donate your own laptop, consider joining others in donating to a local school or group where kids can learn together, in a well-supported environment. OLPC encourages individuals to initiate their own regional community groups,

OLPC's grassroots mailing list is a great place to find others who will work with you here.


Some groups are soliciting donated XOs for special projects. Please add your group under the appropriate category.

Places to Donate an XO

Back to OLPC

OLPC can redeploy your Get One XO to one of our projects in a Developing Country.

If you have the original packaging, please send in that box, or pack carefully in your own box, and mail to the address below. You will receive a thank you letter which will state the value at $199 for tax purposes. If you don't mind paying for the postage, we would greatly appreciate it. If you'd like us to pay for the postage, please email help@laptop.org with your exact street address and phone # (this is required for FedEx and DHL) and we can send you a pre-paid label. Please send to:

One Laptop per Child

Att: Give Another

One Cambridge Center, 10th floor

Cambridge, MA 02142

For Elementary School Children

Developing Countries

If you choose to make contacts directly with the developing world, consider ideas like this one in India.

North America


The Berkley family in Iowa---- We have 2 little girls' we are adopting and had a biological daughter with Angelman syndrome. Sadly our bio daughter passed away in 2006 from Meningitis. Children with Angelman syndrome can not speak so are unable to communicate without some sort of program working for them. We are looking for a user friendly compute for the girls' like the XO. Thank you in advance for any consideration in a donation of an XO as raising children with special needs can be very costly and communication devices are not something easy to get through insurance as they are not " medically necessary". Thanks you again. Cindy jcberkley94@msn.com

For Computer Science Education

Secondary School Learning Projects

College Learning Projects