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6	6	(% class="grid sortable filterable doOddEven" id="programList" %)
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8		-|[[Computers for Classrooms>>url:http://www.computersforclassrooms.org/]] |[[Ozzie Serrano>>mailto:Ozzie@ComputersForClassrooms.org]], Program manager, [[General inquiries>>mailto:chico@computersforclassrooms.org]] | | Volunteer-based program to fix used computers for use in classrooms
	8	+|[[Computers for Classrooms>>url:http://www.computersforclassrooms.org/]] |(((
	9	+* [[Ozzie Serrano>>mailto:Ozzie@ComputersForClassrooms.org]](% style="background-color: transparent;" %), Program manager, [[(%%)General inquiries>>mailto:chico@computersforclassrooms.org]](% style="background-color: transparent;" %)
	10	+)))| | Volunteer-based program to fix used computers for use in classrooms
9	9	|(((
10	10	[[Virginia Student Training and Refurbishment (VA STAR)>>url:http://www.vastar.org/]](% style="background-color: transparent;" %)
11	11	)))|(((
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22	22	* Michelle Hilgart, program director: [[michelle@computers4kids.net>>path:mailto:michelle@computers4kids.net]]
23	23	* Lizzie Hoeppner, program director: [[lizzie@computers4kids.net>>path:mailto:lizzie@computers4kids.net]]
24	24	* James Auer, VISTA Mentor Program coordinator: [[james@computers4kids.net>>path:mailto:james@computers4kids.net]]
25		-)))| | Summer camp/after-school program to get computers into the hands of low-income students, while helping them build technology skills and work readiness. Eligible students can apply for free.
26		-|[[Tux4Kids>>url:https://tux4kids.alioth.debian.org/]]| mailing list: [[tux4kids-discuss@lists.alioth.debian.org>>path:mailto:tux4kids-discuss@lists.alioth.debian.org]](% style="background-color: transparent;" %).| |(((
27		-* Open source (not OSI) project that develops software for educational purposes, with the intent of getting kids to events like Google Code-In
28		-* Website seemingly has not been updated since 2011
	27	+)))| |Summer camp/after-school program to get computers into the hands of low-income students, while helping them build technology skills and work readiness. Eligible students can apply for free.
	28	+|[[Tux4Kids>>url:https://tux4kids.alioth.debian.org/]]|(((
	29	+* mailing list: (% class="wikiinternallink" style="background-color: transparent;" %)[[tux4kids-discuss@lists.alioth.debian.org>>path:mailto:tux4kids-discuss@lists.alioth.debian.org]](% style="background-color: transparent;" %).
	30	+)))| |(((
	31	+Open source (not OSI) project that develops software for educational purposes, with the intent of getting kids to events like Google Code-In
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	33	+Website seemingly has not been updated since 2011
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30	30	|[["What's in the Box?" (Education World article)>>url:http://www.educationworld.com/a_tech/tech012.shtml]]| | |(((
31		-* Vocational/life skills course run by [[Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center>>url:https://sites.google.com/sau6.org/srvrtc/home]]; awaiting more info from the SRVRTC Director
	36	+Vocational/life skills course run by [[Sugar River Valley Regional Technical Center>>url:https://sites.google.com/sau6.org/srvrtc/home]]; awaiting more info from the SRVRTC Director
32	32	)))
33		-| | | |(((
34		-* email:
35		-)))
36	36	|[[Team Children>>url:http://www.teamchildren.org/project-mission.html]]| | |Group based in Virginia that refurbishes computers to distribute to familes that apply to receive them. Familes are asked to pay a minimum of $65, maximum of $225, and volunteer for a minimum of an hour.[[Volunteering>>url:http://www.teamchildren.org/receive-a-computer.html]] comes in the form of advertising the program via word of mouth or fliers.
37	37	|[[Close the Gap>>url:http://close-the-gap.org/what-we-do/project-cycle/]]|(((
38	38	* Project application: [[projects@close-the-gap.org>>mailto:projects@close-the-gap.org]]
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42	42	|[[Partners Bridging the Digital Divide>>url:http://pbdd.org/]]|(((
43	43	* [[http:~~/~~/pddd.org/contact/>>url:http://pbdd.org/contact/]]
44	44	)))| | Volunteer group working to provide training, internet access and computer resources to those who need it
45		-|[[Makerspace125>>url:http://make125.org]]|[[Volunteer directory>>url:http://make125.org/volunteer/directory]]| | a [[makerspace>>url:https://www.makerspaces.com/what-is-a-makerspace/]] that ran a computer refurbishment class, installing Ubuntu on old computers
	47	+|[[Makerspace125>>url:http://make125.org]]|(((
	48	+* [[Volunteer directory>>url:http://make125.org/volunteer/directory]]
	49	+)))| | a [[makerspace>>url:https://www.makerspaces.com/what-is-a-makerspace/]] that ran a computer refurbishment class, installing Ubuntu on old computers
46	46	|[[Change the Equation>>url:http://changetheequation.org/]] |(((
47	47	* Nadine Skinner, Foundation Grants Manager: [[grants@girlsinc-alameda.org>>path:mailto:grants@girlsinc-alameda.org]] 510-357-5515
48	48	* Contact Page: [[http:~~/~~/changetheequation.org/contact-change-equation>>url:http://changetheequation.org/contact-change-equation]]
49	49	)))| |(((
50		-* Programs designed to help students of low-income homes push for careers in STEM fields
51		-* [[BUILD IT: Girls Building Information Technology Fluency Through Design>>url:http://changetheequation.org/build-it-girls-building-information-technology-fluency-through-design-0]]
	54	+Programs designed to help students of low-income homes push for careers in STEM fields
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	57	+[[BUILD IT: Girls Building Information Technology Fluency Through Design>>url:http://changetheequation.org/build-it-girls-building-information-technology-fluency-through-design-0]]
52	52	)))
53		-|[[http:~~/~~/freecodecamp.com>>url:http://FreeCodeCamp||rel="__blank"]]|(((
54		-* Support: [[team@freecodecamp.com>>path:mailto:team@freecodecamp.com]]
55		-* Media Inquiries: [[quincy@freecodecamp.com>>path:mailto:quincy@freecodecamp.com]]
56		-)))||(((
57		-|A program made to teach coding in Open Source for free|
58		-)))
59		-|[[Free Geek>>url:http://freegeek.org]]|[[contact form>>url:http://www.freegeek.org/contact/general-info-request/]]| | NFP from Portland, OR that refurbishes donated computers and gives them to volunteers or sells them at low cost
	59	+| [[http:~~/~~/freecodecamp.com>>url:http://FreeCodeCamp||rel="__blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: rgb(17, 10, 5); text-decoration-line: underline; outline: 0px;"]]| (((
	60	+* Support: (% class="wikiinternallink" %)[[team@freecodecamp.com>>path:mailto:team@freecodecamp.com]]
	61	+* Media Inquiries: (% class="wikiinternallink" %)[[quincy@freecodecamp.com>>path:mailto:quincy@freecodecamp.com]]
	62	+)))| | A program made to teach coding in Open Source for free
	63	+|[[Free Geek>>url:http://freegeek.org]]|(((
	64	+* [[contact form>>url:http://www.freegeek.org/contact/general-info-request/]]
	65	+)))| | NFP from Portland, OR that refurbishes donated computers and gives them to volunteers or sells them at low cost
60	60	|[["Teacher on Special Assignment">>url:https://sites.google.com/site/robertlitteportfolio/program-timeline]]|(((
61	61	* Robert Litt, educator: [[rlitt6@yahoo.com>>path:mailto:rlitt6@yahoo.com]]
62	62	)))| | technology teacher who created a computer lab for his classroom with donated computers and open-source OS/Software