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A universal charity card system having a universal charity card which identifies a customer-benefactor and a charity by coded information. An electric potential is applied to the two electrodes. The support is laminated either during or after the laser marking in order to reduce or prevent deformations in the cover sheet resulting from etching. The transcoder then ensures that this signal, after it has undergone any initial processing, is encoded into a second signal type such that it can interface properly with a device for which the received signal is intended. The system provides electronic identification of a condition of a replaceable component and automatically electronically sends an offer to purchase a replacement part upon identification of a threshold condition. Each of the two handles defines an opening between the handle and the box portion, and a suspender is integrally connected to two near middle points of the handle to extend across the opening.