Supporting Schools in Africa
Africa is one of the least developed continents in the world. People in that continent face starvation and malnutrition.
The state of primary and secondary schools in most rural Africa are particularly poor. Virtually none of the primary or secondary schools are equipped with even basic computers. In the schools of today's developed countries, computers are seen as a necessity. Computers also facilitate a wide range of learning experiences. Unfortunately, more than 90% of children in rural Africa have never seen a computer.
We need your kind assistance to solve this drastic situation.
What you can do in support of the African Rural Schools
Desktop machines with any peripheral equipment such as monitors, mice, keyboards, modems, cables and power leads.
If you are unsure check for the Intel Pentium III, IV or Celeron logo. Most systems running Windows 2000 or XP should be acceptable.
We prefer Dell, HP, Compaq and IBM but do accept others. Please ensure any cabinet fittings are unlocked and bios/hard disk passwords are disabled if possible.
We also accept other peripherals and/or spare parts including:
We accept laptops with Pentium II 233Mhz processors or better with their power adaptors and any peripherals such as external floppy/CD/DVD drives. Please remember to supply any passwords if implemented. Unfortunately we are unable to accept 386, 486, Pentium I or Apple Macintosh equipment.
We accept any working inkjet and laser printers. Consumables (cartridges and toners) for the printer model being donated would also be helpful.
We do not accept Token Ring equipment unless it is already installed in a desktop. Otherwise we accept 10BaseT, 10/100TX. 100TX and above hubs, switches and network cards. When donating such equipment it would be helpful if any required external power supplies are also supplied.
We also accept:
Other equipment we are happy to receive donations include: