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Donate
Your gift buys equipment and pays exam fees. A switch, a server, a refurbished laptop, and a federal license with a veteran’s or a teenager’s name on it.
Give
Every Dollar Goes Into Somebody’s Hands
We are a small organization with a narrow focus, so a gift here does not disappear into overhead. It becomes equipment, and equipment becomes a credential.
What your giving funds:
- Certification and license exam fees. The FCC Technician amateur radio exam runs about fifteen dollars and is often the first credential a participant has ever held in their own name.
- Components that turn donated gear into working labs. Cables, transceivers, drives, memory, the parts nobody donates.
- Laptop refurbishment for veterans in training and for households recovering from a disaster.
- Equipment transport and storage, which is the unglamorous cost that decides whether a donated rack ever reaches a training floor.
- Field team logistics to put a demonstration kit and a team of veterans in front of a room of young people.
Prefer to give by check, ACH or wire, or through a donor-advised fund? Email info@c4iveteranservices.org or call (844) 814-0281 and we will send payment instructions and our Form W-9.
Two Minutes That Double Your Gift
Thousands of employers match charitable donations from their staff, and most people never check. If yours does, ours is a straightforward one to submit.
- Legal name: C4I Veteran Services Corp
- EIN: 42-4128695
- Status: Registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization
- Address: 112 Broadway St, Durham, NC 27701
Search that EIN in Benevity, YourCause or your company’s giving portal and it will find us.
Equipment
What We Need Right Now
Retired enterprise hardware that is a write-off on your books is a career on ours. If it racks, routes, switches, stores or computes, we can almost certainly use it.
What Happens to Your Equipment
Logged and valued
Every item is inventoried on receipt and documented for your records.
Wiped and tested
Storage media are securely wiped and the unit is functionally tested before use.
Put to work
Gear becomes lab infrastructure, a trainee’s home lab, or a rebuilt relief device.
Reported back
You receive an acknowledgment letter and, on request, a summary of where it went.
Ready to move?
Whether you are a veteran looking for a way into IT, a company with retired hardware, or a funder looking for measurable impact, the next step takes about two minutes.