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Have equipment that you no longer use? Why not donate it to one of the Loan Closets for Recycle and Reuse so that others may continue to use the equipment. Here are some options.
Accessible Equipment Exchange (“AEE”)
Is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with the purpose of providing those who need special needs equipment with excess to equipment (free of charge) which has been dnated by others who no longer need the equipment.
https://www.aeeinc.org/
ACTS
Serving St. Mary’s, Calvert and Charles Counties
Tel: 301-769-4199
Acts
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Association
They accept power mobility equipment that is under 5 years old, in working order and with working batteries.
Located in Montgomery County
Tel: 301 978 9855
ALS.org
Equipment Connections for Children
Connecting costly adaptive equipment from children with disabilities who outgrow their equipment to others that need it.
Located in Gaithersburg, MD.
Tel: 240-801-9965
Equip For Children
Family-to-Family Equipment Center
Connections Beyond Sight and Sound has creating a Family-to-Family Equipment Corner — connecting parents and caregivers who are in need with parents and caregivers who are doing a good deed.
For more information send an email to CBSS Education & TA Specialist Jeni Stepanek at DrJeni2008@gmail.com
Or checkout their website Marylanddb.org
Loan Closet of Howard County
Check out their website for items they accept/loan.
Tel: 410 313 6494
Howardcountymd.gov
Maryland Department of Aging
They offer new and gently used durable medical equipment. Available to Maryland residents of all ages free of charge! 240-230-8000
dme.maryland.gov
Maryland Equipment Link
Interested in trying to get a return on your investment? Try selling through this FREE online service.
MyAtProgram.org
Muscular Dystrophy Association
They accept power mobility equipment that is under 5 years old, in working order, and with working batteries.
Located in Baltimore County
Tel: 888 484 7072
MDA.org
Ryan’s Place Foundation (formerly Lollipop Kids Foundation)
Collects outgrown/no longer needed DME, refurbishes it, and matches it to a child in need. A licensed PT fits each piece of DME to the child, and trains parents and caregivers on proper usage. Located in Moontgomery County. Ryans Place Foundation
Contact info@ryansplacefoundation.org
The Buddy Project
Dedicated to Providing Technology, Training and Advocacy to the Intellectually and Developmentally Disabled. Recycle your electronics with them. The Buddy Project