CfC is here to help ! A registered charity established since 1994 providing impartial IT advice and support to UK Charities, Schools, Church & faith groups. Our original remit remains, though now much expanded in response to varying need locally and Internationally.
Whilst computer donations remain our primary activity, we respond to varying need and relocate a wide range of materials to areas of need. Including Working Tractors, Power tools, Chainsaws, Outboard motors, Generators, hand tools, sound systems, medical supplies & equipment, used candles, indate food stuffs and much more...... But not furniture! Please get in touch.......
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Supporting Charities & the Community 1994 - 2019 Corporate information Corporate Support whether from donations of Computer equipment, Secondment of staff with team building days as IT Staff at Gatwick airport or varying sponsorship i.e British Airways flights and freight, Toyota Industrial lifting equipment. Such and all support is invaluable, plus for Companies also tax deductable. On average CfC recieves around 400 requests per day....
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Supporting Charities & the Community 1994 - 2020 Interested in Volunteering and not sure how to go about it?, or where you can support? Easy drop in and have a chat and we can advise.Call Tel: 01323 848588 or email Pippa Press Release: Wealden Community Volunteer Hero 2014 Brian pictured left has been volunteering with Computers for Charities for over a decade, a carer and staunch supporter of Carers groups and the Parkinson's society...
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"Computers for Charities" specifically came into being since 1994, to aid Charities & Voluntary organisations in the area of Computers & IT. CfC is a registered charity (1107802) providing both impartial advice and support to organisations to keep IT running and also safeguard. So whether you are starting from scratch or experiencing issues with your computers, systems. Just ask away? Setting up a project or whatever. As you can see...
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