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REACT |
927 N. Compton Dr
Hiawatha, IA 52233
email: REACT@rockwellcollins.com |
The Rockwell Educational
Access to Computer Technology, or REACT Center, is putting technology into
the hands of students. Established in 1999, the REACT Center serves as a
center for receiving and refurbishing used computers from Rockwell Collins
and other businesses. High school students and teachers have the
opportunity to receive hands-on training at the REACT Center, building
computers for their own classrooms. |
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Digital Aid |
317 South 19th Street #16
West Des Moines, IA 50265
Phone: (515) 770-5865
Email: info@digitalaid.org |
We will be donating
computers to University of Lagos, University of Ado Ekiti and University
of Calabar. We accept computer donations from individuals and
organizations in the greater Des Moines area. If you have a Pentium
computer that has been sitting in your basement forever, give us a call .
We'll come and get it. We also accept Macintosh computers as well,
preferably Power Macs and newer. |
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World Computer Exchange
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World Computer Exchange, Inc.
936 Nantasket Avenue
Hull, Massachusetts 02045 USA
Telephone: + 781.925.3078
inquiries@worldcomputerexchange.org
Timothy Anderson, President
WorldComputerExchange@mediaone.net |
The World Computer Exchange provides disadvantaged
youth with access to computers and the Internet. Their primary areas of
interest are educational organizations in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
The WCE currently works with 32 partner organizations
and 77 potential partners in 38 countries who have signed-up over 700
schools and centers with 300,000 youth.
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Computeraid
International
They are also noted
on our Facilitators page. |
Office:
129 Seven Sisters Road N7 7QG
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7281 0091
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7272 5476
Workshop:
Unit 111c Belgravia Workshop
157 Marlborough Road
N19 4NF
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7263 9915
info@computeraid.org
Tony Roberts <tony@computeraid.org> |
Computer Aid International
recycles computers from the UK for re-use in schools and community organizations in
developing countries.
In the first three years of business, they have
supplied nearly 7,000 fully refurbished computers to where they are most
needed in 41 different countries.
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National
Christina Foundation
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500
West Putnam
Greenwich, CT
ncf@cristina.org
1-800-CRISTINA (274-7846)
203-863-9100 |
NCF recommends
Computer
Transportation Services for a shipping company. |
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Computer
Recycling Project |
San
Francisco and Stockton California
(415) 342-2244
Richard Blackstone:
lstnspac@lodinet.com |
Website also contains a large list of other organizations that recycle
computers. |
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The
Sabre Foundation |
Sabre Foundation, Inc.
872 Massachusetts Avenue, Suite 2-1
Cambridge, MA 02139 U.S.A.
tel: 617-868-3510
fax: 617-868-7916
email:
sabre@sabre.org |
Partner
Organizations |
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Assist
International INC. |
lburchin@gmu.edu |
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Gifts In Kind America
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Gifts In Kind International
333 N. Fairfax Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
U.S.A.
Tel: +1 (703) 836-2121
Fax: +1 (703) 549-1481
URL:
www.giftsinkind.org |
Provides support for businesses and non-profit organizations
via providing products and services aimed to improve lives in communities
around the world. |
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Computer
Reclamation
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Monmouth
Wire and Computer Recycling, Inc.
3230 Shafto Road,
Tinton Falls, NJ 07753
tel: 732-922-3320 salmassaro@compterreclamation.com |
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Computers for Africa |
Ross Cockburn
Work: 0131 335 5807
Home: 01506 884 305
Email ross.cockburn@guardall.co.uk
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Computers for Africa began in the summer
of 1995 when a group of sixth year computing students at Plockton High
competed for a Royal Bank of Scotland Information Technology Innovation
Award. Their winning entry chose to collect and take redundant
computers to a new location where fellow students would otherwise have no
access to such equipment. |
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Teachers Without
Borders
Nigerian IT Professional in the Americas |
Nigerian IT Professionals in the Americas
(NITPA)
c/o Teachers Without Borders
2880 74th Avenue SE
Mercer Island, WA 98040-2635 |
In partnership with NITPA (Nigerian I.T.
Professionals of America), Teachers Without Borders is dedicated to
closing the education divide in developing countries. In particular, we
have been establishing Community Teaching & Learning Centers and providing
an online course for teachers in order to increase the capacity of local
communities - and teachers in general.
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InternConnection |
InterConnection Computer Reuse
and Learning Center
124 N 35th St
Seattle, WA 98103
Tel: (206) 310-4547
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InterConnection works to make Internet
technology accessible to underserved communities around the world. We
provide high quality, no cost and low cost Internet services,
refurbished computers, and Internet and computer training programs. We
operate a Computer Reuse and Learning Center in Seattle, Washington. |
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Youth For Technology (YTF)
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United
States Headquarters
Youth for Technology Foundation
23219 60th Place South,
Suite #4 Kent, WA, 98032
(425) 681-3920
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YTF is the originator and
pioneer of the Digital Village model in Nigeria, the first being the
Owerri Digital Village. YTF is a leading advocate of equitable
access to computers and related technologies for youth and those in rural
areas. |
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