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About this episode
Found Money is episode 8 of The Crunch, CyberCrunch's series of 30-second animated ITAD explainers. Your retired laptops can fund your giving program: remarket retired IT, direct the proceeds to charity through the CyberCrunch Foundation. 30 seconds. CyberCrunch is an R2v3, NAID AAA, RIOS, and PA DEP certified IT asset disposition and data destruction provider headquartered in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, serving all 50 states.
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Here's a budget trick hiding in your storage room: equipment you've already written off still has market value, and that value can go anywhere you point it — including your organization's giving program.
The mechanics are simple. Retired IT gets sanitized and remarketed through the normal certified channel; instead of (or alongside) returning proceeds to the IT budget, they're directed to charitable programs through the CyberCrunch Foundation, which channels recovered assets into nonprofit, education, and digital-equity work.
Finance gets a clean audit trail, the CSR team gets a reportable impact line, and the equipment that was costing you storage space funds something real. Found money, in the most literal sense.
CYBERCRUNCH · NAID AAA · R2v3 · RIOS · PA DEP
What could your last refresh have funded?
We'll model it from your asset list — remarketing value, Foundation routing, and the reporting your finance team will want.
