How to Donate a Computer Monitor in St. Paul, Minnesota
As computers become obsolete more and more quickly, people often find themselves in need of a way to purge their outdated equipment. St. Paul, Minnesota, has e-recycling centers that will safely dispose of computer parts that are no longer working. When it comes to computer parts, including computer monitors, that are still functioning, donating to charity or an individual in need is an alternative. St. Paul is home to several organizations that accept computer monitors as donations or facilitate donations to other individuals.
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Instructions
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Salvation Army
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Call the Salvation Army at 1-800-SA-TRUCK to arrange a donation pickup. The Salvation Army in St. Paul can also be reached at 651-739-6288.
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On the date of the scheduled pickup, leave the monitor outside and clearly labeled for the Salvation Army, or be home and have the monitor prepared for easy removal.
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Ask for a receipt from the Salvation Army representative if the donation will be claimed on a future tax return.
PCs for People
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Verify that the computer monitor is in working order and is no more than 9 years old.
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Drop off the monitor at 508 Prior Ave. N, St. Paul, MN 55104. The facilities are open Monday through Thursday between 10 a.m. and 5:30 p.m.
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Ask for a receipt from PCs for People if the donation will be claimed on a future tax return.
Twin Cities Free Market
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Sign on to Twin Cities Free Market's website and click on the "Give Stuff" icon on the left sidebar.
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Submit your personal details to create an account.
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Create a listing for the computer monitor that includes the details of the item as well as instructions for pickup or delivery of the monitor.
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Tips & Warnings
Computer monitors can also be dropped off in person for donation to the Salvation Army at the St. Paul Family & Thrift Store.
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