Is anyone recycling computers for charities?

[Malcolm Taran]

Here is one, though indirect.  There may be others.

Easter Seals Society has just such a program.

Easter Seals and others arrange donations, largely 
corporate but individual also.  Easter Seals provides a 
screening system based on need, particularly disability, 
and provides the shop space for configuration.  
Volunteers provide shop services and field mentors.

I am an e-mail training (EMT) volunteer with SCN; I also 
volunteer with Komputer Enthusiasts of Greater Seattle 
(KEGS) at the Easter Seals Society Center, lower Queen 
Anne.  KEGS provides the shop services volunteers.

SCN participation with KEGS is presently nascent:  
there are potential mutual benefits.  As far as I am 
aware, the primary limitation so far is availability of
volunteers.  The program above is a small scale 
operation, and primarily for the same limitation.

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I have a couple key contacts, but I'd prefer to 
provide those directly; let me know.

Malcolm Taran

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