ERA Donates 5 Laptops to Maskan Family Association in Calgary
The Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) is proud to support Maskan Family Association with the donation of five refurbished laptops to help launch its new computer training program in Calgary, Alberta.
The new program is designed to empower women and newcomers by providing essential computer training and digital literacy skills. Participants will gain hands-on experience using technology to improve their confidence, access online education, search for employment opportunities, and stay connected with their communities.
In today’s digital world, access to technology is essential. Unfortunately, many individuals and families still face barriers due to a lack of reliable computers. By providing refurbished laptops, ERA helps organizations like Maskan Family Association create meaningful opportunities for learning, employment, and social inclusion.
Since 2004, ERA has worked with businesses, government organizations, and institutions across Canada to securely recycle unwanted electronics, erase sensitive data, and refurbish usable equipment for donation. Every device that is reused helps reduce electronic waste while extending the life of valuable technology.
Donations like this demonstrate how retired business technology can have a lasting impact long after it leaves the workplace. Instead of ending up in a landfill, these laptops will help community members develop the digital skills needed to thrive in today’s workforce and society.
ERA extends its thanks to the organizations and corporate partners that make these donations possible. Their support continues to bridge the digital divide while promoting environmental sustainability through responsible electronics reuse.
If your organization is upgrading its IT equipment, consider partnering with ERA. Your retired technology can help support charities, schools, and community organizations across Canada while ensuring secure data destruction and environmentally responsible recycling.
To learn more about donating equipment or arranging secure electronics recycling, visit www.era.ca.