World Computer Exchange: School Refurbishing Clubs Recently Updated

World Computer Exchange’s mission is to provide underserved communities worldwide with access to technology. Over the last 25 years, we have connected 5 million people in 56 countries with digital resources, empowering them to reach their full potential. WCE’s main purpose is to serve youth in developing countries. Ironically, we sometimes achieve that goal by first serving youth in the communities where our USA Chapters are located. 

We hope to help high school students develop technology and leadership skills through work in our Chapters and in our school Refurbishing Clubs. Students in these clubs collect and refurbish used computers, learning valuable technology and leadership skills. We have piloted Refurbishing Clubs at high schools near WCE Chapters in Atlanta, Boston, Baltimore-Washington, Chicago, Palo Alto, and Puerto Rico. 

Visit our website to find out more about how you can start a chapter at your school!