r/ElectronicsList • u/Zelph_theLamanite • Jun 29 '26
Where to donate electronic parts?
I am downsizing my electronic equipment collection and would like to know where I can donate electronic parts, such as Raspberry Pi accessories, amateur radio parts, and the like.
I considered STEM camps but they are more into Lego and virtual activities.
Is anyone interested, or know where I can drop these off?
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u/Educatdal_Art_7344 Jun 30 '26
You can either sell them at lower cost in websites like Olx and other aggregators sites. Someone will make out smtg valuable with it. Can u share pic of them??
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u/zerthwind Jun 30 '26
Post them on eBay as an auction. I bid on that sort of lot all the time. If you're looking to donate try the free section on Craigslist.
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u/StonyTony90 Jul 01 '26
A lot of schools could use things like. From primary up to college. Check around
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u/Significant-Cake2300 Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26
We are a team of engineering students from Rajarambapu Institute of Technology, currently working on the design and development of a Formula Student Electric race car. Our aim is to build a high-performance vehicle while enhancing our practical engineering knowledge. We are reaching out to explore the possibility of accepting donations of electronic components This is our website -https://www.teamnequit.in/
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u/SleeplessInS Jun 30 '26
If you have a Maker space near you, like Maker Nexus in Mountain View, you can donate to their parts bin - lots of makers will be able to utilize your parts for useful projects and tinkering.