February 2004 Deliveries

In February we distributed 20 computers:

We provided 1 computer (an Image Machine) to PC Power, a sister computer refurbishing project that collects and refurbishs used computers and makes them available to indigent children, at-risk children, and disabled adults in Northeastern Oklahoma. We also trained them in how the tools and techniques we have developed in HelpingTulsa can allow them to save a significant amount of time per refurbished computer.
We provided 15 computers, NICs, and a Hub to Vatterott College for use in their networking class. I am amazed that there are schools that teach networking and do not have computers for the students to use, but this is not the first time we have provided computers to a school that teaches computer repair and/or networking, without actually having hardware for the students to use.
We provided 1 computer to Glenwood Apartments Senior Retirement Community, to go along with the 5 we provided in June, 2003 Here is a picture of the residents using the machines we provided in June. The residents of Glenwood wanted internet access on the donated computers so much that they were each willing to pay $3 each month to get a broadband connection that connected all computers to the Internet.
We provided an Image Machine to Robert Craig for use with the 22 monitors we provided in July 2003 for the Home of Hope orphanage in Bhadune, Bangladesh
We provided 2 computers to First Assembly of God, Muldrow, Oklahoma