Vendors

Since 1998, PCs for People has been a driving force behind digital inclusion efforts in across the US. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, our mission is to provide a technology access that offers employment and educational opportunities to low-income individuals, families with children, and those with disabilities. Our services include free end-of-life IT asset management and certified data sanitization, technology refurbishing, computer distribution, computer repair, internet service, tech education, and free electronic recycling. Through an unwavering commitment to the communities we serve, we have distributed over 60,000 computers, subscribed thousands of families to low cost internet, and recycled millions of pounds of electronics.

At human-I-T, our mission is to shrink the "digital divide" and reduce the massive amount of electronic waste (e-waste) produced everyday. The "digital divide" refers to the growing disparity between those with access to technology and information, and those without. human-I-T works to ensure every person—regardless of income—has an equal opportunity to excel in the digital era. We provide free technology to low-income families, veterans, persons with disabilities, LGBT community centers, homeless shelters, and other certified nonprofits. If you are contacting us about the Emergency Broadband Benefit program, you must speak with our subscriptions team. Please call 888-391-7249 or visit human-i-t.org/ebb.

Computer Reach is a volunteer humanitarian organization based in Pittsburgh that refurbishes donated and used computer technology (hardware & software) and bundles it with professional support, service & training. Our mission is to provide refurbished computers to organizations in the U.S. and around the globe that serve people in need.

We are Digital Bridge, and it is our mission to connect under-served groups and individuals with digital resources that they would otherwise not be able to access on their own. To accomplish this mission, we help people and organizations to re-purpose their used technological assets by redistributing them among the local community and to others around the globe. Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, we work with partnering nonprofits and non-governmental organizations throughout the world to provide affordable technology to low-income households, set up computer labs for the communities that need them, and to help our partners who are already doing good work to further their missions and create a lasting legacy, all using refurbished technology.

National Cristina Foundation (NCF) provides computer technology and solutions to give people with disabilities, students at risk and economically disadvantaged persons the opportunity, through training, to lead more independent and productive lives. Since it's founding in 1984, without charging a fee for its work or technology, NCF has been a conduit of hope, bridging the gap among corporations and community organizations and public agencies who train people with special needs.

Providing Leadership and Technology Skills together with Work-Based Learning that Leads to Successful Employment and Entrepreneurship.

Merit Partners, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has operated Merit Partners within the Northern California Youth Facility in Stockton, California since 2004.Merit operates its electronic reclamation business by employing and training young adult offenders in all aspects of running a business.

The South Florida Digital Alliance works to bridge the digital divide, elevating our shared community by facilitating public access to the Internet and computers, promoting digital literacy, and providing educational programing.