Where can you donate computer monitors?

Start with Dell Reconnect at a participating Goodwill location. It accepts computer monitors of any brand and condition, but confirm that your local participating site accepts your monitor before going. For reuse, test the display and bring its power cable and stand; tell the location whether it is a CRT or flat-screen monitor. If donation is unavailable, Best Buy offers monitor recycling with size, charge and state restrictions, so ask the actual store for its current terms.

By Dropcurb Editorial TeamUpdated September 20262 sections

Answer sources: Dell Reconnect consumer computer recycling; Best Buy current electronics and appliance recycling rules

Prepare the monitor before contacting a location

Test that the monitor powers on and displays an image. Gather the power cable and stand, and note whether the display is CRT or flat-screen. Confirm the participating Goodwill location’s current intake rules before transporting it.

If the display is not suitable for donation, compare computer-monitor recycling routes.

Sources: Dell Reconnect consumer computer recycling; Best Buy current electronics and appliance recycling rules.

A practical pickup option

Dropcurb fits an accepted computer monitor that you can place outdoors in an accessible location. The computer monitor scope covers one separate computer display, and Dropcurb handles loading, transport and disposal after the item is ready outside. If you need indoor carrying, use a service that includes that labor.

Sources: Dropcurb current pricing and standard pickup scope.

Current Dropcurb prices

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Item	Pickup of one	Each additional
Computer monitor	$79	$19

For accepted items outside and accessible. Your pickup uses the highest first-item price, plus the additional-item price for each remaining item. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Prices are before applicable sales tax; see your total before payment.

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