24 volunteers from the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Service Fraternity at the University of Pittsburgh on Jan 18, 2016 at Construction Junction. Here is a Follow-up video with WTAE that same day:… read more →
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Volunteers: 16 ( including folks from India, Florida, South Carolina, Johnstown, Virginia, Upper Saint Clair HS, North Allegheny HS ). Location: Warehouse @ Construction Junction Hours Donated: 112 THANKS EVERYONE… read more →
This year, on Tuesday, December 1, 2015, Computer Reach is participating in #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving. Last year, more than 27,000 organizations in 68 countries came together to celebrate… read more →
Dave Sevick and Kevin Driscoll venture out to Columbus Ohio October 2-3 2015, to network with the Ohio and international Linux community. Here is a copy of our Ohio Linux… read more →
Computer Reach at CJ Friday Sept 25 2015 Featuring Carlow University 25 Volunteers 208 hours of work ========= Computer Reach at CJ Saturday Sept 26 2015 Featuring… read more →
http://upprize.org/2015-upprize-finalists-announced/ Computer Reach is proud to be a partner in The Reuse Technology Collaborative with Construction Junction, Global Links and many others! Congratulations on this BNY Mellon prize!
http://xubuntu.org/news/xubuntu-at-computer-reach/ Xubuntu at Computer Reach June 2, 2015 The Xubuntu team hears stories about how it is used in organizations all over the world. In this “Xubuntu at..” series of… read more →
Please support Computer Reach’s mission to serve non-profits with computers so they can serve their own communities. By giving to our crowd-funding campaign at Indiegogo https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/computer-reach ========= … and we… read more →
March 27-28, 2015 Work Site: Construction Junction Number of Volunteers: 82 Volunteer Hours Logged: 506 Details: Over 300 computers processed over 2 days 25 volunteers on Friday March 27, 2015… read more →
March 20, 2015 Work Site: Construction Junction Number of Volunteers: 15 Volunteer Hours Logged: 108 Details: Team of 15 regular volunteers processed 97 computers!