Are PCs for poor people?
ARE YOU ELIGIBLE? To receive technology from PCs for People a potential recipient must be below the 200% poverty level or be currently enrolled in an income-based government assistance program. You can read more about eligibility and about the documentation required by clicking here.
Where can I use a computer for free?
At the library: Not only can you get a good Wi-Fi connection, you can typically access decent computers for free at your local library. Public libraries are also available in most every community, so if you are traveling, inquire about their guest policies.
Can the government give me a laptop?
PCs for People works to get computers for those who are below the 200% poverty level. You could also get a computer from them if you are already eligible through an income-based government assistance program. These programs might include: SNAP.
How much money does a PC cost?
A typical gaming PC will cost you between $800 and $1,200. However, if you want to run high-end games, with a 60+ frame rate on max settings, you may need to pay as much as $2,000. The final cost depends very much on what it is you’re looking to get out of your new rig.
Is a Chromebook a PC?
Chromebooks are a specific kind of laptop that run Chrome OS instead of Windows or macOS. Compared to Mac or PC laptops, Chromebooks put heavy focus on Google apps and websites. In short, all Chromebooks are laptops, but not all laptops are Chromebooks.
What is PCs for people?
PCs for People provides free pick up and recycling of electronic waste from businesses, educational and governmental organizations.
Where can I shop with PCs for people?
While anyone in the country can shop with PCs for People online , we currently serve eight markets across the U.S. with retail stores for low-cost technology, affordable internet, digital learning classes, e-waste recycling (including drop-off locations and secure corporate pickup), and volunteer opportunities.
Who is eligible to receive technology from PCs for people?
To receive technology from PCs for People a potential recipient must be below the 200% poverty level or be currently enrolled in an income-based government assistance program. You can read more about eligibility and about the documentation required by clicking here. Nonprofits are also eligible recipients of technology and can learn more here.
Why recycle with PCs for people?
PCs for People is the only recycling business in Minnesota and one of only two in Colorado that has both NAID AAA and R2 certifications, meaning your data is protected through strict adherence to the highest standards of information destruction, hard drive sanitization, and all recycling is environmentally responsible.