| Our mission | To fight the war of “techno-fear”, make a difference in the community and “even the playing field” and “bridge the digital divide” of those who don’t have access to computers and technology. |
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ComputerCorps
| Ways to help |
Technical VolunteerTechnical Volunteers are needed to repair, refurbish, upgrade, distribute computer systems.Administrative VolunteerAdministrative Volunteers are needed for the office work, telephone calls, training, special projects and fundraising.Facilities VolunteerFacilities Volunteers such as carpenters, painters, gardeners, maintenance and warehouse people are needed to expand and maintain our facilities and build facilities in various local communities.Environmental VolunteerEnvironmental Volunteers are needed for monitor and battery recycling, training and community campaign development.Virtual VolunteerVirtual Volunteers are needed around the country for computer programming, web site development, help desk and special projects. |
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| How you help | Since our inception in 1997, there have been more than 6,000 volunteers that have contributed more than 600,000 hours of volunteer service. To accomplish our mission and goals, ComputerCorps is recruiting a volunteer army. |
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| About us | The ComputerCorps organization was officially formed in 1997 when a group of volunteers got together to help put recycled computers back into the community and not into the landfills. These older generation computers were tested, repaired, refurbished, upgraded and then donated at little or no cost to seniors, at-risk children, low-income families, displaced workers and disabled individuals. The ComputerCorps organization is organized exclusively for charitable, environmental and educational purposes. |
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