Another Idea

If you're looking for somewhere to donate computer equipment, there is
AZSTRUT (http://www.azstrut.org). They accept donations of computers and
accessories, teach students how to refurbish them, and then donate them to a
non-profit organization in the state. On Earth Day, I donated a whole
pickup truck load of PCs, monitors, printers, hard drives, etc. (The kids
seemed most excited about the 20" SGI monitor I donated.) They provide a
receipt for tax deduction purposes, too.

They help the students in the program get their A+ certification. Maybe
they'd also like to learn more about Linux....

~Jeff

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim [mailto:farli@unitywave.com]
> Sent: Friday, May 10, 2002 3:47 PM
> To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
> Subject: Re: Another Idea
>
>
> > There are lots of things we could do with boxes we put together from
> everyone's spare parts - donate them to a needy student, give
> them away when
> we do a special presentation, donate one as a firewall or a
> server to a needy
> school, use it to host the mail lists and/or web site. What
> we need is
> someone who will coordinate the hardware collection and
> organize a box
> building day.
> - --
> Jim
>
> Freedom is worth protecting
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