SERVICE
Reused Equipment
Get it. Give it. Donate your used tools and devices
Giving Tech a Second Life.
TechOWL helps connect people with the tools they need through our equipment reuse program. We have many partners and people across Pennsylvania that make used equipment, tools and technology available for other Pennsylvanians with disabilities.
Donating equipment is free and available to people with disabilities, their families, friends, service providers, and others who want to donate previously owned DME/ AT.
To find out more about the equipment that we have please contact us!
TechOWL/PIAT at Temple University
Chat box on the lower right side of your screen
Email - TechOWL@temple.edu
Voice -800-204-7428
Disclaimer: TechOWL and its regional resource centers do not accept responsibility for the devices exchanged by donation through this program.
Partner Programs
Our partners and ATRCs accept donations of equipment then clean, store, and donate them to Pennsylvanians with disabilities.
Western PA
- CLASS: Good Use
- Community Resources for Independence (CRI)
- Disability Options Network: DON
- Transitional Paths to Independent Living (TRPIL): EquipAbility
- UPMC Life Changing Medicine: MERP
Central PA
- Alleghenies United Cerebral Palsy Service Coordination: REUSE IT
- CIL of NC PA: A New Start
- Life and Independence for Today: LIFT
- UCP Central PA: Changing Hands
Eastern PA
- Abilities in Motion: Loan Exchange Assistance Program (LEAP)
- Lehigh Valley CIL
- TechOWL: REEP
- UCP of NEPA: Pass AT On
Interested in becoming a reuse partner? Contact Us!
Other Resources
- The Pass It On Center - directory of AT reuse programs in the US and a resource to learn more about reutilization of AT.
- Assistive Technology Act Technical Assistance and Training (AT3) Center - for similar programs in other states.
TechOwl/PIAT at Temple University
Voice: 800-204-7428
TTY: 1-215-204-1805
Fax: 215-204-6336
Email: TechOWL@temple.edu
Hello,
I have 3 questions:
Do you ever have used I Pads?
I have a client that would benefit having an I-Pad. His family believes it would help him communicate more effectively.
Also, I have another client that is non verbal. Is there someone who can get in touch with me so I can discuss a possible way of helping him communicate?
Lastly, I have a deaf client, he could also benefit having a communication device. It is sometimes difficult to have a translator available when I visit him.
Hello, Thank you for contacting TechOWL. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak we have suspended the Reuse program, among others, for the time being. However, TechOWL does hold free Assistive Tech consults specifically for communication. Please schedule a time to speak to our specialists to prepare for when specific program reopen. https://techowlpa.org/news/make-appt/
Hello Peter Sirusas,
I have a visually impaired individual who is in need of an iPAD or tablet. How can he obtain one for free.
Thank you,
Juanita Connor