This paper describes the Faculty Assistance and Computing Education Services (FACES) loaner program at Syracuse University and the method used by FACES staff to deliver and keep track of hardware, software, and documentation. The roles of the various people involved in the program are briefly discussed, i.e., the administrator, who handles the loaner queue, and the staff, who handle details and record keeping. The recordkeeping process is outlined; the software and hardware that are available through the program are listed; the instruction and support for all hardware and software that are provided by FACES staff are described; the importance of support from top management is noted; and some approximate costs of the program are provided. Samples of equipment assignment forms and loan agreements are appended. (GL)