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Documentation of current enrollment in one of the income-based government assistance programs listed below OR documentation of current household income that is under 200% of the federal poverty level (see table below) allows you to purchase our computers at a discounted price.
Below is a list of programs that make you income-eligible to participate in our community access program:
• Food support:
o SNAP/EBT
o National School Lunch Program or School Breakfast Program
o WIC
• Medicaid Enrollment
• Housing assistance:
o Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
o Federal Public Housing Assistance
o Section 8
o Group Residential Housing (GRH)
o Section 42
o Low-Income Housing Tax Credit or other HUD low-income program
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
• Veterans Pension or Survivor Benefits
• Lifeline
• Child enrollment in Head Start
• Federal Pell Grant
• Your annual household income did not exceed 200% federal poverty level (FPL) or 60% area median income (AMI) for the most recent tax year (see below).
Household Size and 200% of HHS Poverty Guidelines:
1: $29,160
2: $39,440
3: $49,720
4: $60,000
5: $70,280
6: $80,560
7: $90,840
8: $101,120
Items we Accept at No Cost:
• Laptops
• Desktops
• Servers
• Cell phones and tablets (please read this information first)
• Hard disk drives, solid-state drives, floppy disks and drives, tape cartridges and drives (data destruction available)
• Peripherals (keyboards, mice, speakers, etc.)
• Networking equipment (routers, switches, access points, etc.)
• UPS box
• Cables
• Power adapters
• Rechargeable (secondary) batteries
• Vintage computers and related parts, accessories, software, and documentation
• $5 each: Monitors (CRT and LED)
• $5 each: Inkjet printers
• $5 each: Laser printers
• $ 5each: Copier/printers
District as 513 Green Certified. The 513-workplace certification is a sustainability certification that recognizes and promotes organizations in Hamilton County and the City of Oxford that are actively working towards a sustainable future
These designations reflect the standards we hold ourselves to every day—responsible technology reuse, secure and environmentally sound recycling practices, and a commitment to reinvesting refurbished computers back into the community for households below the poverty line.
1. Fair Market Value Deduction: Individuals can generally deduct the fair market value of the donated computer equipment. This is the retail value of the item in its current condition.
2. Tax Deduction for the Year of Donation: The deduction is typically claimed for the year in which the non-profit organization receives the equipment.
3. Shipping Costs: Shipping and transportation costs associated with the donation can also be tax-deductible.
4. Reducing E-Waste: Donating used computers helps reduce electronic waste, which is beneficial for the environment.
5. Supporting Charitable Causes: Donations support various charitable programs, including educational initiatives and community support for low-income families.
To ensure compliance with IRS rules and maximize the tax benefits, it's important to keep a written record of the donation and obtain a receipt from the non-profit organization. Consulting with a tax advisor is also recommended to navigate the specific requirements and maximize your deduction. By law, Cincinnati Computer cannot provide a stated value of your system.
1. Tax Deduction: Corporations can generally deduct the undepreciated value of the donated computer equipment. This means they can deduct the amount they originally paid for the equipment, minus any depreciation taken.
2. Reduced E-Waste: Donating used computers helps reduce electronic waste, which is beneficial for the environment.
3. Supporting Communities: By donating computers, corporations can support educational and charitable programs, helping low-income families and communities.
4. Shipping Costs: Warehousing and shipping costs associated with the donation are also tax-deductible under applicable rules and regulations.
5. Compliance with IRS Rules: To qualify for the tax deduction, the donated computers must be in usable condition, and the corporation must follow all IRS rules and filing requirements.
It's always a good idea to consult with a tax advisor to ensure compliance with all applicable tax laws and to maximize the benefits of your donation.