ITAD for nonprofits, planned around your budget.

Yes. Coretek 360 provides ITAD for nonprofits, planned around the budget and schedule you have rather than a fixed program. The process is the same one we run for hospitals and school districts: tracked pickups, data destruction to NIST 800-88, R2v3 certified recycling, and a serialized report you can hand to your board.

Wiping is. Every drive is wiped to NIST 800-88 and verified under our R2v3 certification, which covers logical data sanitization, and a certificate of data destruction is issued per serial number. Where a drive is shredded instead, the same certificate is issued. Shredding is performed in house by Coretek 360 and is not yet covered by our R2v3 certificate, which covers data sanitization, test and repair, and the downstream recycling chain. We are actively working to add it. Donor records, client files, and member data are covered the same way as a hospital's patient data, and our handling is HIPAA compliant for organizations that hold health information.

Often, yes. Equipment with working life left is tested, refurbished, and resold through our sales channels, and the value is returned to your organization itemized by asset. We assess resale value during the needs assessment, so you know before pickup what is likely to come back.

It is handled as nonprofit computer recycling, with data destroyed first. Dismantling and materials recovery are performed in house, not yet covered by our R2v3 certificate, and recovered material goes to R2v3 certified downstream processors. Each unit is tracked by serial number through final disposition and appears in the final report, so your records show what was recycled and that it was handled responsibly.

Yes. You receive a final disposition report listing every retired asset by serial number, how its data was destroyed, and whether it was resold or recycled, along with a certificate of data destruction per drive. The report supports grant audits and funder reviews that ask how equipment was disposed of.

Tell Coretek 360 what you are retiring, where it is, and when it needs to go. An asset list helps, but we can inventory on pickup if you do not have one. We plan the collection, data destruction, and resale or recycling around your budget and return a written scope.

Yes. With on site data destruction, drives are shredded at your location before anything leaves the building. Serial numbers are logged first and a certificate of data destruction is issued for each drive, the same documentation you receive from our facility. Shredding is performed in house by Coretek 360. It is not yet within our R2v3 certificate scope, and we are working to add physical destruction.

We schedule pickups in tracked vehicles, as a one time job or on a recurring schedule, and document chain of custody from your door to our floor. Each asset is scanned by serial number at intake and reconciled against your list, so the report at the end matches what left your building.