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We help qualified families and students reach their goals by providing computers and training
We give free (nearly free) computers to those in need.
Find out about our organization, who we work with, and how we provide support to those in need.
Every computer that is donated helps someone in need. All administrative support is volunteer.
7 Comments
Tracy F Jamison
I just wanted to share my appreciation of how your organization is helping people. Lower income families need to be able to have access to a home computer and keeping up with the digital world .
Their ability to have communication online, fill out forms, apply for jobs or keep in touch with thier families, friends, school, doctor’s and employers is so important to their sucess!
Your charitable donations, time and work helps in ways you don’t see once your customers walk out the door. I wanted to remind you, that, what you do makes a difference. Thank You!
admin
Hi Tracy. Thanks for the note and comment. It gives us reason to keep pushing ahead when someone says thanks. It means a lot!
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Aghanya Technology Chennai
Great initiative. Appreciated. Keep up the good work. If one person from a single family got education, he/she can change the entire situation. Cheers & kudos!!
Maria Bojorquez
Can you please provide a phone number of your organization so our students can call you with questions?
Thank you
admin
Hi Maria, the quickest response is by email : drlifferth@gmail.com. Also, most of the questions people have can be found on this website: http://www.techcharities.org.
All of these questions are found on our site: When are we open? Where are we located? What do we have on hand? How much do they cost? and Do I qualify? If some one still needs my phone number, just let me know I and I will send it to you. Thanks, Dennis
Baluku Boaz
Helo, I was wondering if this program can benefit local non profit groups in Africa.