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Here are answers to the most frequently asked questions about HP's community-involvement programs: 
How do I apply for a grant?
To find out how a school or non-profit in the U.S. can apply for a grant from HP through one of its annual U.S. grant initiatives, please review our U.S. grant guidelines. HP in the U.S. does not accept unsolicited requests for grants.
I represent a non-profit or individual K-12 school serving a local community. Is there an HP site I can apply to directly?
Non-profits and schools near HP locations in the U.S. can apply for HP grants through our annual U.S. grant initiatives. The application window for these grants is open for a limited time during the year. Learn about past HP grants in our Philanthropy and Education annual reports.
Are there requests HP doesn't fund?
Yes. Please see our grants guidelines for details.
I'm seeking HP equipment or a cash grant for myself. What do I do?
We don't fund philanthropic requests from individuals. However, we do have a variety of resources -- such as product discounts for university students and K-university teachers -- available here.
How do I get support for research?
HP Philanthropy and Education does not fund research requests.
Who do I talk to about sponsoring my idea or my organization's event?
HP Philanthropy and Education does not fund sponsorships. HP Corporate Marketing sponsors a limited number of major organizations and events that provide opportunities to showcase HP technology and gain visibility for HP products and services throughout the world. Visit HP’s "sponsorships" website for more information.
Does HP donate used products?
No. However, information about purchasing high-quality refurbished HP products is available at our Outlet Shopping website.
What are your grant programs outside the U.S.?
You can access the relevant HP website for information about non-U.S. programs at our HP Global Philanthropy home page.
I'm an HP employee and I'd like to get a grant for an organization I support. What do I do?
You can contribute directly to schools and non-profits through HP’s Product Gift or Cash Matching programs. You can also refer a school or non-profit organization to the U.S. Philanthropy website so they may learn about how to apply for grants through HP’s annual U.S. grant initiatives.
I'm a student. Does HP have scholarships and internships?
HP does offer summer internships. Review current openings and submit your resume on-line at our Jobs @ HP website.
I have a suggestion for a fundraiser. Who do I talk to?
HP does not sponsor fundraisers. Please see our grant guidelines for information about requests we don't support.
I'd like to get more information about your grant opportunities. Who can I talk to?
All relevant information is on this website. If you have a specific question that isn't addressed through the information on one of our strategic initiatives pages, send us an email.
Can I donate my used HP equipment to a non-profit organization or school?
While HP does not have a used-equipment donation program, we offer return programs for HP and other manufacturers' hardware in a number of geographic areas. Returned products are reused, recycled or disposed of responsibly. For more information, visit our "return and recycling" website.
Can one of your engineers help my non-profit organization or school with technical problems?
We do not have a companywide resource to address this need. For information about paid support of HP products, visit our "Support" website.
Can we buy HP products at a discount?
HP is pleased to offer education discounts to students, educators, and institutions:
Can you send me product catalogs?
Click the "HP Products" button on the top navigation panel of any HP web page. Catalogs may be available for some products. You'll find the most current and comprehensive product information at our "hpshopping.com" website.
Are there specific colleges and universities where HP recruits?
Yes. HP recruits at many of the leading colleges and universities in the U.S. and around the world. For more information about U.S. recruiting, visit our "U.S. college recruiting" website.
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