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How is our e-waste handled?
We partner with ethical local firm Waste Mission (Alchemy Metals) who manage any tech waste that we absolutely cannot reuse. Waste Mission offer a comprehensive waste management process, and are local to us in Stevenage, meaning that we are reducing harmful effects on the environment from unnecessary transportation of waste. We support a sustainable local…
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Laptop donation to a school in Uganda
Ron Mushiso, Conservative Councillor for Chiswick Gunnersbury, was very supportive of us when we appealed for laptops, in partnership with Richmond Rugby Club during the pandemic, to help disadvantaged children continue with education. Following this we worked with Hounslow Council, through Ron, to appeal for and to refurbish, tech for children so they could continue…
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Get Online Week
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,…
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John Henry Group’s impact on digital inclusion
John Henry Group is a leading, national independent integrated services provider across the UK highways and telecommunications sectors, and we were extremely pleased to have received donations of some of their legacy tech. This tech has made a real impact on digital inclusion for the following organisations, Beam (6 laptops), Cambridge Refugee Resettlement Campaign (2…
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Our impact in Wales & the South West
Our digital inclusion area spotlight this week is Wales and the South West. So who have we helped so far? We are very pleased and excited to have partnered with the following organisations, for whom we’ve already made a significant impact. Read how below… Swansea MAD Swansea MAD is a grassroots, anti-poverty, anti-racist, pro-equality, pro-environmental,…
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Back to School
We have supplied 2754 devices to-date for children and their families. We can take for granted and assume that children in the UK have devices and access to them, but 1 in 5 children in the UK are being digitally excluded. Around a million children and young people don’t have proper access to devices or…








