GiveHear is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit hearing center providing hearing healthcare to low-income adults and under-served children in our community. We operate on a reduced fee, sliding scale basis to make hearing healthcare affordable. We rely on the support of our community through grants, donations, corporate sponsorship and volunteers to make our programs sustainable. In return, our unique Circle of Giving model gives our patients the opportunity to give back to the community through volunteer hours.

You may go to www.givehear.org/donationenvelopes to request a self-addressed stamped donation envelope. The shipping is on us!

DONATE YOUR OLD HEARING AIDS
Your donation of a hearing device for our overseas trips allows us to take the Gift of Hearing to people who typically would have no access to hearing health care. Your contribution helps us make an impact in families and communities by providing them with quality audiology care and great hearing aids! Our team at HearCare Audiology has partnered with Entheos Audiology Cooperative and nonprofits to provide the Gift of Hearing to amazing people all over the world -Mexico, Zambia, Guatemala, Panama, Haiti, and the Holy Land.
Hearing aids are also collected for Give Hear.

The WLF Hearing Project helps Wisconsin’s needy individuals who are hard of hearing, cannot afford to purchase a hearing instrument, and do not qualify for any existing state-funded financial assistance programs. Lions, Lioness and Leo Clubs throughout the State collect used hearing aids and provide funding for recipients; hearing professionals agree to accept reduced fees for their services; and hearing aid manufacturers provide large discounts on hearing devices dispensed to recipients.
A continuous supply of hearing aids, which can be recycled for salvage credit, is always needed. Hearing Aid donors may be eligible for an IRS tax deduction. Hearing aids can be deposited in hearing aid or eyeglass containers. These are available from the Wisconsin Lions Foundation Office.
Call Meghan at (715) 677-4969 or visit the website for more information.

The UWSHC Hearing Aid Recycling Program (HARP) provides hearing healthcare to individuals in Dane County who cannot otherwise afford it. HARP recipients receive free comprehensive hearing evaluation and hearing loss treatment services, including behind-the-ear hearing aids, and fitting and follow-up appointments.

We welcome and appreciate used hearing aid donations to the program, as the donations help provide earmolds and refurbished hearing aids to people in financial need. Hearing aids may be dropped off or sent to our office. (Please click on the tab "Hearing Aid Donations" in the middle of our website link to find a list of 14 locations where you may drop off your hearing aids.)

The purpose of Chicago Hearing Society’s Hearing Aid Bank is to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to improve their quality of life through better hearing. Our Hearing Aid Bank is at the heart of our Audiology Program and has been going strong for more than 50 years!
Chicago Hearing Society accepts donations of new and used hearing aids. These hearing aids are reconditioned and reprogrammed for qualified individuals through our Hearing Aid Bank.
People who do not qualify for Medicaid or other public benefits may be eligible and are asked to complete an application documenting their financial need. Thanks to contributions from foundations and individual supporters, we are able to serve qualified individuals on a sliding fee basis. Qualified individuals are offered a hearing evaluation, hearing aid consultation, hearing aid fitting and follow-up care after the hearing aids are dispensed.

Individuals who are interested in supporting our Hearing Aid Bank or in receiving services should contact CHS at 773-248-9121 (voice) or 773-248-9174 (TTY) or AskCHS@anixter.org for more information.(If you mail your donated hearing aid to us please include a note that it is a donation, and an address where we may send a thank you and acknowledgement for tax purposes.)

We provide hearing aids to people in need throughout the U.S. and around the world. Donated hearing aids are used on international and domestic hearing missions.
Follow these simple steps to donate your hearing devices and change someone's life today.
Place the hearing aid in a crush-proof box, old pill bottle or other secure package.
Mail to: Starkey Hearing Foundation, ATTN: Hearing Aid Recycling, 6700 Washington Avenue South, Eden Prairie, MN 55344
Please include your name and address where you would like a donation receipt sent by filling out the Downloadable Donation Card.

The Lions of Michigan Foundation recycles used hearing aids. The hearing aids are sent to hearing aid manufacturers for credit. We use the credits earned to purchase new hearing aids for needy Michigan residents.

Please send your used hearing aids to our office or provide them to your local Lions Club. For more information, call 517-887-6640 or write info@lmsf.net.

Since 2010, the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery has provided subspecialty services for the underprivileged of Washtenaw County in partnership with the Hope Clinic through the Hope at UMHS Clinic. A significant number of these patients suffer with hearing loss and could benefit from a hearing aid. Unfortunately, the high cost of hearing aids makes them an unreachable luxury for Hope at UMHS clinic patients.
In an effort to meet the needs of these patients, we established the Hope for Hearing hearing aid recycling program. This program allows us to collect gently used hearing aids and refurbish them for distribution to our Hope at UMHS patients. The Hope for Hearing program accepts hearing aids of any make or model, regardless of age. Behind-the-ear hearing aids in working condition are cleaned, refurbished and refitted for Hope@UMHS patients. Custom, in-the-ear hearing aids, as well as hearing aids that are beyond repair, are donated to the Hear Now program at the Starkey Hearing Foundation.
Tax Benefits
All hearing aid donations are tax deductible. Donors receive a letter of acknowledgement which can be used for tax purposes.
Donate Hearing Aids
To donate hearing aids to the Hope for Hearing program you may drop them off at the clinic for Julie Brown,or package and mail the aids to the address below.
Hearing Aid Donations
U-M Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
1500 E. Medical Center Dr.
1904 Taubman Center, SPC 5312
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-5312