AT&T is committed to helping close the digital divide in underserved communities. The world’s largest telecommunications company has contributed $500,000 to PCs for People in Baltimore to ...

WKYC Studios’ engineering department is helping to close the digital divide. Recently DeJuan Perrymond, an IT specialist at 3News contacted PCs for People Cleveland and scheduled a pickup ...

Tri-C is partnering with PCs for People to provide students with computers who don't own them for online ... If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may ...

Judy Kaiponen looked dubiously at the computer she'd just selected from about 20 in a room at the Hillside Community Center. "Find somebody to try to hook it up for me and try to learn how to use ...

To date, PCs for people has distributed 400,000 computers, connected 100,000 homes to internet and recycled 23 million pounds of technology. Laptops and PCs range from $0 to over $150 based on a ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland Public Library is teaming up with PCs for People to provide computers and wi-fi hotspots for Cuyahoga County residents, in an attempt to bridge the digital divide ...

Tyia Powell, community impact manager for the Cleveland location of PCs for People, talks about the organization’s products and services during a pop-up shop on Nov. 18 at Eastlake Public Library.

AT&T contributed $500,000 to PCs for People in Baltimore to provide free access to digital tools and digital skills training for students, families and adults in Baltimore and across Maryland.

Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore City of Information and Technology (BCIT) partnered with ewaste recycling org PCs for People to donate more than 900 laptops to residents of Baltimore.. With the ...

Wesley Wood joined PCs for People - Maryland as corporate and government liaison and Warren Gatewood as director of community and government relations.

In collaboration with PCs for People and the Cuyahoga County Public Library, WKYC Studios has been collecting computers and laptops.

Since last summer, Gary Bonner, the executive director of PCs for People, has been trying to help close the digital divide in Baltimore. Roughly 90,000 homes in Baltimore do not have access to inte… ...