Help Ernest Foundation by donating laptops/computers for education and admin support
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Computers & Printers
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Help Ernest Foundation by donating laptops/computers for education and admin support
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The Ernest Foundation is urgently seeking a donation of 3 functional laptops or desktop computers to significantly boost our educational programs and administrative capacity in Orange Farm, South Africa. Access to technology is vital in today's world, and these devices will directly benefit the women and children we serve by: Empowering Learning: Providing opportunities for children to develop essential computer literacy skills, access online educational resources, and complete school assignments. This bridges the digital divide and prepares them for future success. Enhancing Administrative Efficiency: Enabling our team to manage records, communicate with partners, create vital program materials, and streamline reporting more effectively. This allows us to focus more resources directly on our beneficiaries. Facilitating Research & Development: Supporting staff and program participants in researching best practices, developing new initiatives, and accessing information crucial for personal and community development. We are looking for devices that are in good working condition, capable of running basic office software (like word processors and spreadsheets) and accessing the internet. Your donation of these computers will make a profound difference, opening up a world of opportunities for learning and significantly strengthening our operational capabilities. Drop-off Location: The Ernest Foundation, 9929 Stretford 6, Orange Farm, 1841. Contact for Pick-up/Enquiries: 068 412 5933 or ernestfoundation1@gmail.com
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