Connecting kids across the digital divide

[Gayle Loyola]

In our area we have a company called CompRenew they clean-up, clear hard
drives and load software for a fee of $25.00 each. I had 50 pentiumn class
computers donated and we will be taking them in to get them user ready. I
applyed for a digital divide grant from Ameritech and received enough money
to have each computer renewed. Good luck

Gayle Loyola
Planning and Development Director
Friends of the Homeless, Inc.
924 E. Main Street
Cols, Ohio 43205
loyolafoh1 at aol.com
land 614-253-2770 ext. 109
fax   614-253-7341

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