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We believe people of all ethnicities regardless of race, color, creed or sexual orientation should have the opportunity to improve themselves, their life and give back to their communities for the opportunities afforded to them.
“About one-in-five teens ages 13 to 17 (17%) said they are often or sometimes unable to complete homework assignments because they do not have reliable access to a computer or internet connection.” – Pew Research Center
“E-waste represents 2% of America’s trash in landfills, but equals 70% of overall toxic waste” – United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
“The US throws away between 300 and 400 million electronic devices a year and less than 20% of that e-waste is recycled” – United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
“Approximately 13% of adult American workers have no digital skills, 18% have limited digital skills, and 35% have proficient digital skills.” – Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
RRRcomputer.org encourages corporations and individuals to donate computers rather than recycle so we can refurbish computers for low-income students to aid in their education. We need your monetary support to help us refurbish the computers and buy power adapters, SSD drives, and screens. With your support, we will be able to continue helping low-income students achieve their educational goals.
We strive to bridge the digital divide between families that can afford personal computers at home and families that cannot by providing students from low-income families with their own computers and digital literacy training. We believe that children from all socioeconomic backgrounds deserve to have the opportunity to develop the necessary skills to succeed in their educational endeavors.
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Receipt provided for every donation
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*all computers must be newer than seven years old
PC laptops*, Mac laptops*, iMacs* (no desktops), iPhone 9 or higher, iPad 6th Gen or Higher, all PC and Apple power adapters
“Finding out that our students were going to get these free computers was really awesome because it can be hard to access technology as a youth in this economy.”
“I know I can have a career in website design because of this class. In this class I started building a Harry Potter website and I think I’m going to build it a lot with my new computer. I’m really excited to do that.”
“Something I learned in this program was to make a website. My dream was to get a computer to do homework in school, and now it’s to use my computer to become more successful and sign up for university – maybe it can help with that.”
4096 Piedmont Ave, Suite 332 Oakland, CA 94611
1410 Franklin Street, Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94109
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(844) 900-7772