Maryland to Hand Out 133,000 Free Chromebooks to Public
The Maryland government is giving free Chromebooks to residents in need across the whole state. The Maryland government is offering to give away 133,000 free Chromebooks to people in need.
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The Maryland government is giving free Chromebooks to residents in need across the whole state. The Maryland government is offering to give away 133,000 free Chromebooks to people in need.
Nearly 10,000 pounds of electronics donations were collected to support PCs for People's work of creating a more digitally equitable world....
Consider donating computers to new statewide initiative Journal-Courier staff, dbauer@myjournalcourier.com FacebookTwitterEmail State officials are touting a program that is worthy of support. We encourage businesses, organizations and individuals to get behind The Computer Equity Network. Capitol News Illinois described it as a collaboration between the state, the nonprofit PCs for People, municipal governments and private businesses. The program is tied to the ongoing Connect Illinois initiative based out of the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity that seeks to expand broadband...
The state is soliciting computers and related equipment from individuals and companies as part of a new program announced Wednesday that will distribute refurbished devices to low-income households. The Computer Equity Network is a collaboration between the state, the non-profit PCs for People, municipal governments and private businesses. The program is tied to the ongoing Connect Illinois initiative based out of the Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity that seeks to expand broadband access in the state. Gov. JB Pritzker announced the program during his daily COVID-19 briefing o...
Illinois solicits device donations for Computer Equity Network rtroncoso@capitolnewsillinois.com Updated 12/16/2020 5:17 PM SPRINGFIELD -- The state is soliciting computers and related equipment from individuals and companies as part of a new program announced Wednesday that will distribute refurbished devices to low-income households. The Computer Equity Network is a collaboration between the state, the non-profit PCs for People, municipal governments and private businesses. The program is tied to the ongoing Connect Illinois initiative based out of the Department of Commerce an...