Computers for Africa
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"Obsolete" USA PCs Go
Back in the Work Force

Donate your PCs. They will work for an additional 4-5 years in a CFA school. $175 creates a complete 10-PC refurbished lab. All USA staff are volunteers so your donation goes a long way to empower the poor. Learn more about how to be part of our mission. You can call CFA at
402-614-5742
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To Date
3,082
PCs refurbished into labs for
170
Communities serving
89,000
Students & staff

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Hurrah! Headmasters from the first 10 schools in West Province, Kenya, recently received CFA computer labs. 100% of the PCs were successfully set up. Each school then sent a computer teacher to CFA’s Repair and Maintenance classes to gain vital training for maintaining their labs. (Pictured above)
10th Anniversary Party

Sat., March 10, from 6:30-9:15pm
Because of you 89,000 people in East Africa have had the door to higher education and jobs opened to them. Now its time to come together and celebrate!

This is an affordable, family-friendly event with a 5-foot Mystery Mouse and free African Kid’s Corner. Bring family and friends to enjoy a scrumptious Buffet Dinner, listen for the lion’s roar to announce Raffle winners, shop at the African Market and Silent Auction and stroll down Memory Lane. We’ll be raising funds for CFA’s final 17 beneficiary schools and celebrating 10 years of outstanding service working with and for the people of East Africa.
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Listen to CFA beneficiaries thank donors who make computers and the Internet a dream come true for their communities. (30 sec)
A Word from Our Beneficiaries

Four portraits of African beneficiaries We are often asked some of the same questions over and over by Americans, especially about why Africans want computers and the Internet. We thought it best to have beneficiaries and local Kenyan leaders answer the questions themselves.