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What They Offer
- Low-cost laptops starting around $85
- Low-cost desktops starting around $55
- Unlimited tech support for 1 year
- 1-year hardware warranty
- Free shipping
- Bundled low-cost internet access
- Community giveaway events run with cities and housing authorities
Eligibility Requirements
Proof of low-income status through a qualifying benefit program.
Income threshold: Benefit-based (no single published income cutoff)
Qualifying benefit programs: SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, Energy assistance / LIHEAP
Other qualifying paths: Households in HUD/housing-authority partnership giveaways, Nonprofits and schools ordering 50+ devices in bulk
How to Apply
- Go to the Human-I-T website and start the eligibility application
- Provide proof of enrollment in a qualifying program (SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, or energy assistance)
- Select the device you need (laptop or desktop) and any internet bundle
- Submit payment for the low-cost device once approved
- Receive your device by mail (free shipping) or, where available, at a community giveaway event
Frequently Asked Questions
Which states does Human-I-T serve?
Human-I-T operates in more than 35 states, including California, Texas, and New York. Check their website for current service in your specific state.
Can a school or nonprofit order in bulk?
Yes. Human-I-T works with schools and nonprofits needing more than 50 computers for large bulk shipments — contact them directly to arrange this.
Does Human-I-T offer internet too?
Yes, Human-I-T can bundle a low-cost internet plan alongside your device, which is useful if you need both hardware and connectivity in one place.
Related Programs & Alternatives
If Human-I-T isn't the right fit — wrong state, wrong eligibility path, or a long waitlist — these related programs cover similar ground.
PCs for People→
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Computers with Causes→
A national nonprofit program (operated by the Giving Center, a 501(c)(3) charity) that donates refurbished computers to individuals and organizations facing real financial need.
Digitunity (National Cristina Foundation)→
A national coordination nonprofit connecting corporate and individual technology donors with a network of nearly 90 local nonprofit refurbishers across 100+ U.S. communities.
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