Author: Sue Gowling

Your tech this Christmas can make a big impact on digital inclusion Yes, we are using the ‘C’ word! Christmas is a time for giving and we can all give in different ways. Our Christmas ‘Up The Impact’ Campaign is focused on increasing the amount of tech that is given to us by businesses in…

International ESG Day

Sue Gowling

International ESG Day: Celebrating a Sustainable Future is on the 30th November 2024. ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It is a system that helps organisations assess how they affect the world and how dedicated they are to operating in a sustainable way. As climate change, economic differences and government problems become major issues,…

Buying Tech for Christmas?

Sue Gowling

Our Tech 4 Change solution is ‘Good for your pocket – Good for the planet’. Instead of buying new this Christmas, why not buy refurbished? We sell mobile phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, desktops and peripherals. Most users do not require the very latest specs for normal everyday use. Why pay for features that they do…

Name Your PC Day

Sue Gowling

Perhaps after a frustrating day of trying to get your PC to do something, we all have a number of colourful words we could use (not repeated here) to name our PC! Name Your PC Day on the 20th November, is a bit of fun and invites everyone to foster a more personal connection with…

Connect with us at Cambs B2B

Sue Gowling

Nov 11, 2024

We are very much looking forward to speaking with attendees at the Cambridgeshire Chambers of Commerce Cambs B2B event on Wednesday (13th) about the great work we’ve been doing across Cambridgeshire (1333 devices and counting) and nationally. Our Client Asset Manager John Exton (pictured) will be explaining to you why 1 device = 1 life…

Standing Tall

Sue Gowling

We’ve started a new charity partnership with Standing Tall and have already sent 6 laptops, that are being utilised for new Standing Tall employees, as the organisation looks to grow and develop. Standing Tall aims to transform how the public views individuals facing homelessness. Their goal is to create a community where no one is…

KidsOut Question of Sport Event

Sue Gowling

ST4G are an official partner of KidsOut, providing vital tech to support children and mums fleeing domestic violence in the UK. KidsOut’s ‘Question of Sport’ events provide a great evening of entertainment, networking and friendly competition and they have one of these events happening on the 17th October at the Hilton Gateshead, Newcastle. Your team…

September’s Donations

Sue Gowling

We had a busy month donating to Charity Partners including Project Abundance, Swansea Foodbank, Swansea Mad, British Red Cross, Abbey People, Cambridge Online, Cambridge City Council (for Homeless) and HM Prison & Probation Service. Are you a charity who needs tech to increase digital inclusion? Are you a business who has surplus tech and wants…

Everyturn Partnership

Sue Gowling

Everyturn are a national non-profit, providing mental health services on behalf of the NHS, whose mission is to provide high-quality integrated mental health and wellbeing services, placing people and communities at the heart of everything they do – delivering a wide range of mental health services, from social prescribing and talking therapies, to nursing, supported…

Supporting Cambridge Literary Festival

Sue Gowling

Sustainable Tech 4 Good is privileged to have become an official ‘Community Partner’ of Cambridge Literary Festival and as part of their Winter Festival we are sponsoring David Nicholls ‘You Are Here’ book talk on the 23rd November. David Nicholls is one of the UK’s most-loved authors and he’ll be chatting to author of the…

Get Online Week

Sue Gowling

14th – 20th October is Get Online Week. In collaboration with their strategic partners, supporters, and the National Digital Inclusion Network, Good Things Foundation is aiming to help 25,000 people get online in just one week. Community events are available across the UK for individuals who are interested in beginning to manage their finances online,…

International E-waste Day

Sue Gowling

The extent of the e-waste issue = the equivalent of 1.55 million trucks lined up on the Equator! International E-waste Day’s aim is to highlight the growing issue of electronic waste and promote responsible e-waste management. According to the UN, 8 kg of e-waste per person was produced worldwide in 2023. This means 61.3 million…