Affordable Computers and Devices

Do you need an affordable desktop, laptop or tablet for school or work?   GiveITgetIT in Waterville sells refurbished and new devices.  Individuals and non-profit organizations can apply. All devices come with free tech support and training.

60 Industrial Street, Waterville, Maine. (207) 338-4233 Monday-Friday 7AM - 3PM

Bridging the Digital Divide

How give IT. get IT. Works

We understand that families without a personal computer – or the skills to use one – often have limited job marketability or unstable employment, which results in lower family incomes, and lower literacy rates. We help people realize their potential by helping them obtain regular personal computer access and the skills needed to become capable users and makers.

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Recycle IT

Our alternative recycling program offers just that - an 'Alternative' to conventional recycling (wasteful focus on scrap value) by focusing on data security, service quality, recovery and reuse for community benefit. Add value to your corporate brand - have us convert your ‘E-waste’ into tools we can use to build our future workforce.

Sponsor IT

For corporations and individuals looking to support our mission financially, you can sponsor an individual or family, a specific program, or make a donation directly to our 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Learn more about sponsorship opportunities and the people and organizations who help us achieve our mission every day.

Share IT

For those without tech or funds to donate, we welcome you to get involved by sharing your time and expertise. Volunteer and/or advocate for Give IT Get IT, and share your knowledge, skills and time with those who need our help.

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Apply for IT

Eligible individuals and non-profits can request low-cost equipment and training with free support.

Shop IT

Shopping for a personal computer or related technology? Get unrestricted access to our wide variety of computers and other technology. Shop available IT, here.

Learn IT

Get access to technical support and training to help you get the most out of IT.

A computer is just a tool, the Internet is just a resource, knowing how to use them is the key

Through research and experience, we have learned that cost (buying and maintaining a computer) is only one factor that keeps people from having access to technology. Larger obstacles include fear and intimidation, along with a lack of low-cost or free, quality technical support. Additionally, many training options assume some prerequisite user skills, making it even more difficult for people who are just beginning their journey into tech, new employment, or education.

Most people think of the cost of a computer and Internet access as the barriers to Digital Inclusion. We think it is even more important to ensure people are able to make the right purchase decision based on their individual goals, as well as to have access to user training and free, high-quality ongoing support.