What We Do
Computers and Training
We help qualified families and students reach their goals and improve their quality of life by providing computers and training.
For the past 5 years we have distributed hundreds of computers to families and students in need.
Businesses and other donate computers, and volunteers refurbish them. All data from hard drives is erased and we install Microsoft Windows 10 and Office 2010.
Our Purpose
Our hope is to help improve the quality of life by providing computers and training. Applied Technology Foundation (dba TechCharities and Computer Campus) was established in 2013 as a non-profit, community-based organization withb 501 (c) 3 status.
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We partner with other charitable agencies to distribute the computers and work together to provide training.
Cliets contribute a small administrative fee to help offset the costs of refurbishing the computer. The fee is waived if the client completes a pre-approved basic course of computer skills.
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The combined efforts of many make a difference. We work with many local agencies to provide support.
- Sorenson Legacy Foundation
- BYU and BYU Pathway
- Spencer and Kristine Eccles Family
- Catholic Community Services
- Work Force Services
- Derrick and Rebecca Porter Foundation
- International Rescue Committee
- Easter Seals of Goodwill
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Computers and Training
Refurbishing
All data from hard drives is erased according to industry standards and certified if requested. We are authorized by Microsoft Corporation to refurbish computers and install Microsoft operating systems.
Recycling
Computers that cannot be upgraded to run Windows 10 are sent to a commercial recycling company.
Donations
Applied Technology Foundation dba TechCharities and Computer Campus is a 501c3 non-profit corporation. Receipts for all donations are availabe.
Training at Center
Participants who pick up up their computer at our center can receive help to learn how to use their computer. Staff are available to help with one-on-one training.
Web-based Training
Clients can also access training over the internet by accessing this web site at computercampus.org Many questions are answered under "Questions" or they can submit additional questions to the staff.
Training at Agencies
Staff and volunteers are available to help train in classes sponsored by local agencies. The training is basic and is designed to help first time users get started with their computer.
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