From time to time we get inquiries on whether or not we accept donations to our Commodore Users Group and Computer Club.

The short answer: Yes, we gladly accept donations to our club which can be in the form of money (cash, checks or PayPal), hardware (working or not), software, books or magazines.

Since early April 2010 when the Commodore Computer Club was founded, we’ve received all sorts of generous donations and contributions to our club from the following people:

  • Alan J. – Tigard, OR (Commodore 64c, 1541c disk drive, box of software)
  • Bill H. – Milwaukie, OR (Various Commodore hardware and software)
  • Brad M. – Vancouver, WA (Commodore 128 complete in box)
  • Brian B. – Vancouver, WA (Amiga 2000 with monitor, box of Amiga software)
  • Chuck V. – Gladstone, OR (Commodore VIC-20 cartridges)
  • Corey S. – Kelso, WA (multiple C64 computers and power supplies)
  • Earl E. – Tigard, OR (Various Commodore hardware)
  • Gary M. – Vancouver, WA (Commodore VIC-20, C16, VIC-20 cartridges)
  • Gordon S. – Seattle, WA (Retro computer reference books)
  • Jennifer H. – Beaverton, OR (Commodore VIC-20 cartridges and books)
  • Jeremy K. – Bend, OR (Various Commodore 64 hardware)
  • Jim P. – Portland, OR (Commodore 128 hardware, software and books)
  • Jim T. – Beaverton, OR (1701 monitor, C64, 1541 disk drive, game cartridges)
  • John H. – Longview, WA (C64 and VIC-20 computer)
  • Josh P. – Portland, OR (C64 hardware and software)
  • Kevin S. – Portland, OR (VIC-20 computer)
  • Lorin B. – Portland, OR (Commodore 128 and 1571 disk drive)
  • Mark W. – Beaverton, OR – (Amiga 500, software and C64 computer)
  • Martha M. – Vancouver, WA (Commodore 128, 1571 disk drive, software)
  • Matt B. – Bay City, OR (Commodore hardware, software and cables)
  • Patrick K. – Portland, OR (1701 monitor, VIC-20, Amiga software)
  • Rebecca D. – Vancouver, WA (Amiga 1000 and software)
  • Rick W. – Vancouver, WA (box of joysticks and paddle controllers)
  • Ron M. – La Center, WA (various C64 hardware, software and printers)
  • Sam B. – Beaverton, OR (Boxed C64, 1541, VIC-1520 Printer, cartridges)
  • Scott C. – Portland, OR (C64, 1541 disk drive, 1702 monitor, box of software)
  • Seth D. – Vancouver, WA (Amiga hardware and software)
  • Shawn J. – Aloha, OR (Amiga hardware and software)
  • Steve S. – Portland, OR (Commodore 64 cartridges)
  • Tom M. – Yakima, WA (Commodore books, magazines and hardware)
  • Tony C. – Long Beach, CA (C64 floppy disk and cartridge based software)

Donation list last updated: April 27, 2013

“Thank you” again to the above people for your awesome donations to our humble little Commodore Computer Club and Users Group. It’s very much appreciated.

Some might be wondering “what happens with the items that gets donated” to us? Here is a list of what we do with some of our donations:

  • Shared or traded with club members
  • Sold to raise money for the group
  • Given to youth centers or disadvantaged kids
  • Happily used at club meetings and events
  • Some hardware used for repair parts or service

Basically anyone who would like to see various Commodore items go to a good cause, get into contact with us because we would gladly accept your donation, big or small, it all helps.

If you’re are interested in Commodore items going to a good cause by making a donation to help support the club, please contact us. Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.

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