Technology Access Across the United States and Africa.
Give technology a second life.Empower young futures.
JustUsedTech collects, refurbishes, and redistributes technology to expand digital access for underserved students, especially young people and aspiring professionals. By connecting responsible e-waste management with digital inclusion, education, and youth empowerment, we turn retired technology into opportunities for learning, creativity, and career development.
Through our US recovery operations and community-based programmes in Nigeria and expanding to other countries such as Kenya and Ghana through our partners, we connect usable technology with the people and communities who need it most.

School tour sessions
18 Secondary schools reached from 2025 - 2026
870 students reached from 2025 till date
200,000+ lbs
E-waste diverted
Our mission
A device that still works should still be working.
To reduce e-waste, promote a circular economy, and bridge the technology gap by providing underserved students and youth with access to functional tech devices and opportunities that support learning, creativity, and career growth.
- Digital Inclusion
- Circular Economy
- E-Waste Awareness
- Youth Empowerment
- Community Engagement
Our Impact at a Glance
18
Secondary schools reached from 2025 - 2026
through our School Tour Initiative activities delivered in District 4 Lagos State.
870
students reached from 2025 till date
360 students engaged in 2025 and 510 in 2026. Students participated in e-waste awareness and digital sustainability sessions for the School Tour Initiative project
200,000+
Pounds (lbs) of e-waste collected from 2017 till date
Electronic waste processed through reported US collection and upcycling activities.
1,200+
Devices redistributed from 2017 till date
Devices reported as redistributed through JustUsedTech's programmes and community activities.
22
Laptops Donated in 2026 alone
across St Louis USA, Kenya and Lagos, Ibadan, Delta and Kwara State Nigeria
18
School Tour Sessions conducted from 2025 till date
Communities reached
- Makoko
- Gbagada
- Lagos Mainland
Schools Visited across Lagos State: 2025
- Whanyinna School
- Lagos City College
- Gbagada Junior High School
Schools Visited across Lagos State: 2026
- Eletu Odibo Senior High School
- Birrel Avenue Senior High School
- Victokev School Lagos
- Lagos City Senior College
- Wesley Girls' Senior Secondary School
- Mainland Junior High School
- Senior High School
- Aiyetoro Senior Grammar School
- Oke-Odo Junior High School
- Jibowu Junior High School
Historical E-Waste Collection Performance (2017–2026)
See all statisticsFrom its establishment in 2017 through October 2026, JustUsedTech is working toward documenting a cumulative total of 200,000 pounds of electronic waste collected through its e-waste recovery and collection activities.
Collection volumes are expected to vary from year to year in response to operational capacity, collection partnerships, institutional participation, and wider economic conditions. Collection activity during 2020 and 2021 was particularly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, which disrupted normal business operations, movement, institutional activities, and collection logistics.
The proposed annual breakdown reflects lower collection volumes during the pandemic period, followed by a gradual recovery and subsequent growth as collection activities and partnerships expanded. These annual estimates should be reconciled against available collection registers, partner reports, and weight records before being adopted as official historical results. Justusedtech will use the consolidated figures to strengthen its environmental impact reporting, improve year-on-year performance monitoring, and document the contribution of e-waste recovery to its circular technology and digital inclusion programmes.
One circular technology model. 6 Active Projects.
Multiple pathways to impact.
JustUsedTech connects device collection and refurbishment with programmes that promote digital inclusion, environmental awareness, education, mentorship, and youth empowerment.
From school-based e-waste awareness sessions to refurbished device distribution and community partnerships, our programmes aim to extend the useful life of technology while creating opportunities for underserved communities.
Each programme has its own objectives, target beneficiaries, activities, and impact measures. Together, they connect responsible technology recovery with meaningful social outcomes.
Where devices go
One warehouse in Missouri. Three countries on the other end.
Recovery and refurbishment happen in St. Louis, Missouri. From there, working laptops travel to communities in Nigeria, Ghana, and Kenya.
- Operations base
- St. Louis, Missouri
- Communities reached in 2025
- Makoko, Gbagada, Lagos Mainland
- Corridor cities
- St. Louis, Collection hub.
- Lagos, Distribution.
- Accra, Distribution.
- Nairobi, Distribution.
Community voices
What partners and recipients tell us about the work.
“We appreciate JustUsed Tech's partnership & excellent work in our organization. Many lives have been changed as a result. When we see the smiles on the faces of the children impacted, we just know we can do more.”
Case study
One laptop, and consistent practice
Faith Ojo is a University of Lagos student interested in video editing and digital storytelling. Through the Breakthrough Series she received one refurbished laptop in 2025. Access to a machine of her own is what made consistent skill development possible.
Working with
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Companies retire hardware every quarter. Schools and community programmes need it. We handle the collection, the refurbishment, and the reporting in between.
























