InterConnection
Seattle-based refurbisher that operated independently from 1999 to 2025, when it merged into PCs for People. Its local drop-off and refurbishing programs continue under the PCs for People name.
Trust & Legitimacy
- Operated independently in Seattle from 1999 to 2025
- Merged into PCs for People on February 1, 2025
- Its Seattle programs continue under the PCs for People name
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Overview
InterConnection.org refurbished donated computers and monitors for nonprofits and low-income buyers in the Seattle area from 1999 to 2025. On February 1, 2025, InterConnection merged into PCs for People, a larger national nonprofit refurbisher. Its Seattle drop-off and distribution programs continue to operate, now under the PCs for People name and eligibility rules. If you're looking for InterConnection's services today, start with PCs for People directly.
Eligibility requirements
- Meets PCs for People’s national eligibility rules (a qualifying benefit program, or income under its published limits)
- Seattle-area drop-off and pickup continue at InterConnection’s former location
Qualifying benefits / programs
How to apply
InterConnection no longer operates as a separate organization. Visit PCs for People to check eligibility and browse available refurbished devices — including through InterConnection’s former Seattle drop-off location, which now operates under the PCs for People name.
Important restrictions
- Applications and eligibility are now handled by PCs for People, not a separate InterConnection process
- Inventory is refurbished and depends on donations
- Not all devices are free; check current pricing