Our world is advancing technologically at such a fast pace. A new class system is developing: those who are computer savvy, and those who are not.

	Students Children who come from homes without a computer are at a disadvantage in several ways. First, they lack the basic computer skills that other students have acquired at home. This makes them enter their classes at a lower technical level. At home, they cannot practice their computer skills or complete assignments such as typing papers, creating presentations and doing Internet research. By redistributing computers which would be thrown out anyway, more students will have the basic tools to keep them active participants in our advancing world.
	Adults Computers are also distributed to adults who use them to practice job skills, type their résumés, and use them to access information on the Internet.
	Senior Citizens Many homebound senior citizens have found a new life through the use of e-mail and the Internet. Computers help them keep in touch with family, friends, and the world.

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Fund a family!

There are many ways you can help others by helping CFC:

	Start your own local CFC You can start a CFC group with one person or many. You can be young or old. Jacob started the program when he wa 9 years old, from his family's garage. Now that word has spread, other school groups and civic organizations have joined in.
	Mentor Kids in a CFC If you have the skill, but not the time to start your own group.
	Make a Monetary Donation CFC is a totally non-profit organization that is run by volunteers. We do incur operating expenses in our daily operations. ANY donation you can make certainly helps.
	Donate Your Old Computer We are currently accepting Pentium IV computers and related peripherals.