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RRRcomputer.org's mission is to promote digital inclusion by repurposing digital devices for the next generation. We give them to low income K-12 children for education. We reduce computer waste by refurbishing the computers to put back into circulation for the kids to use for internet search for research, and doing their homework assignment at home. The computers that are going to recycling is still useful for their needs. We do our part in saving the planet and improve the education of children.
We are looking for effective grant writers to help us obtain grants to support our organization to turn as many end of life computers into usable computers for K-12 children. Your work is very important to us. Come join our team.
RRRcomputer.org's mission is "Diverting computers from recycling to desks of K-12 kids." We want to change the corporate culture to get a tax deductible computer donation instead of sending useable computers to be recycled for parts. If you have contact with companies, it would be great if you can spread the word about our goals of using the computers for education. Please visit RRRcomputer.org for detail info on the drive. You may contact us at 1-844-900-RRRC or donate@RRRcomputer.org to schedule a drop off or pickup outside of the donation drive date. Please spread the word with your social media. With your help, we all can help bridge the digital divide one kid at a time.
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We are looking for volunteers leaders from IT, Education, and Envirnmental area to help make our organization a success. We are also looking for students from high schools, colleges and universities who wants to make a difference in the kid's life in computer technology, education as well as saving the environment. It takes a village to raise a kid, it also takes a community to help a kid in need to catch up with the digital age even now.
