Empowering Future Generations with Technology
New Life Technology Group's Computers for Kids program provides refurbished (like new) and updated laptops & accessories (when available) to families and children in under-served communities – at no cost, providing a tool to excel professionally and academically.
Computers for Kids
According to a recent US Census, as of 2022, 508,616 children live at or below the US poverty threshold in the state of Georgia. Read more at the Kids Count Data Center
Empowering Future Generations: Computers for Kids Program
Our Computers for Kids program was started for two fundamental reasons. First, as the Owner/CEO of New Life Technology Group, I (Tim Conley) experienced firsthand the challenges of not having a computer or internet access while growing up. I frequently had to visit the public library to complete school work, homework, and projects. Second, we realized that this issue persists when we held our first e-recycling event at a school and saw the significant need for computers among students.
Community Impact
Together, we create opportunities for growth and learning in our community.
Inspiring Change
Join us in transforming lives through technology and education.
Collaboration
Providing Computers to Children in Need
We collaborate with schools, religious organizations, and multiple charitable organizations to identify the quantity of computers needed. We provide laptops to these organizations, which then distribute them – in our name – at their discretion.
Eligibility Requirements
Typically, there are no strict criteria for qualifying for one of our computers, apart from filling out a laptop request form.
100 Laptops a Year—And Counting
On average, we donate about 100 laptops each year. This number can fluctuate depending on our financial capabilities.
Success Stories
Empowering children through technology and education.
"Thanks to this program, my son now has a laptop for school!"
Jane Doe
Parent, Local School
"This initiative has changed my daughter's learning experience completely!"
John Smith
Teacher, Community Center