The Ohio Technology Access Project (OTAP) is the computer recycling project of Dayton Microcomputer Association, Inc. (DMA®), a nonprofit computer users group.

DMA® volunteers teach other volunteers how to inspect, adjust, test and repair donated computer equipment. After the equipment has been put into working order, it is then provided "as is" to people with handicaps, limitations, challenges and special needs, and to institutions that serve these individuals.

Hours of Operation  Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday and Saturday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. 
                                    Closed Sunday and Monday.   Friday by appointment only.

Check our Calendar for special events and closings.             

See our Donation Page for a list of currently needed items.

Those who wish to donate used equipment should e-mail our OTAP Team Leaders or call us at (937) 222-2755. Used equipment may be dropped off at 119 Valley Street, Dayton, Ohio 45404 only after you call or e-mail first. This will ensure that your donation meets our needs and that we can have help available to assist you upon your arrival.

To receive refurbished computer equipment, individuals with handicaps, limitations, challenges and special needs as well as schools and institutions that serve these individuals, may apply for computer system by contacting OTAP. Individuals seeking a computer should download and fill out a ClientApplication. If you represent an agency seeking computers for your organization, please fill out an AgencyApplication. Applicants, when receiving their computer system, will be asked to provide an administrative fee. This minimal fee will enable the recipient to acquire a working computer system with limited computer training and will help to reimburse OTAP for some if its expenses.