Help Butterfly Art Project by Equiping it's Management Team with laptops for strengthening the work of the Butterfly Art Project.
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Education & Early Childhood Development
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School infrastructure support
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Help Butterfly Art Project by Equiping it's Management Team with laptops for strengthening the work of the Butterfly Art Project.
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As our organisation continues to develop and strengthen its management capacity, we are seeking a donor or sponsor to help us acquire two reliable laptops for our management team. What we are looking for 2 × HP laptops Preferred specification per laptop: AMD Ryzen 5 processor 16 GB RAM 512 GB SSD Windows 11 Home These laptops will support essential organisational work, including programme management, administration, communication, reporting, fundraising, monitoring and evaluation, and coordination with our Community Art Facilitators and partners. We are looking for a donor, company or organisation that can: • Sponsor both laptops • Sponsor one laptop • Make a contribution towards the purchase • Purchase the laptops directly on behalf of the Butterfly Art Project A contribution towards technology may seem simple, but having reliable equipment makes a meaningful difference to the people working behind the programmes and ultimately helps us deliver our work more effectively. Would you or your organisation consider helping us equip our management team? We would be very grateful for your support. For further information or to discuss this sponsorship opportunity, please contact the Butterfly Art Project. Help us strengthen the organisation that helps communities heal through art.
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