Whether you're considering an upgrade to the latest technology, stumbled upon a forgotten pair tucked away in a drawer, or recently lost a loved one who used hearing aids, you might be wondering what to do with those older hearing aids. In this blog, we'll explore several meaningful ways to repurpose these devices, both locally and globally. Donate to an Individual Consider helping a family member or friend who may benefit from your older hearing aids. All they need is an audiogram and a practitioner willing to adjust the aids to their needs. This presents a heartwarming opportunity to make a meaningful difference in someone you know's life, rather than having the hearing aids collect dust in a drawer. Donate to a Charity Several charities specialize in collecting donated hearing aids for use both locally and abroad in areas with limited access to medical equipment. Here are a few organizations that accept hearing aid donations: The Lions Club: They operate through a specific program called The Hearing Aid Project. The Starkey Hearing Foundation This manufacturer takes donated devices and fits them to individuals in over 100 countries in need. The Gift of Hearing Foundation. Based in Alberta, this organization fits donated aids within Canada and around the world. Purinapaq: Mobility Without Borders. This Ontario-based charity refurbishes and distributes medical equipment, including hearing aids, to people with disabilities in economically distressed regions globally. They accept donations of various medical equipment. Donate to a Local Clinic At The Ear Depot, we gladly accept...