Electronics companies that donate to fundraisers
3 companies in our electronics category have product donation programs for schools, nonprofits, and community fundraisers. Each listing explains what they give and how to apply.
Electronics companies in this directory rarely donate prizes to fundraisers; where they give at all, it goes to programs, so ask for support for a youth, environmental or community program rather than an item for a raffle.
Canon U.S.A. takes electronic requests from 501(c)(3) organizations in three areas: the environment, youth support, and local communities, where local means communities near its headquarters. Its own guidelines list galas, benefits, dinners, sporting events, raffles and merchandise for events among the requests it may not consider, so a request tied to an environmental or youth program fits its focus better.
Nikon's online request form says it will not consider applications for auctions, raffles or fundraising activities, and it considers only organizations based in the United States. Nintendo publishes no donation guidelines or application; its company information page lists a charitable donations email contact and nothing more.
If you need an electronics item for a raffle basket, these companies are unlikely to supply it. Spend your request on a program that fits Canon U.S.A.'s focus, and look to other categories in the directory for prizes.
Last updated October 9, 2026
Electronics companies we checked with no program listed
We looked for a published product-donation program at these electronics companies and did not find one at our last check. Each page explains what to try instead.
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