Welcome To ComputerCorps!

ComputerCorps is an internationally recognized 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization dedicated to providing access to computer technology and skills training for under-served families, while eliminating electronic waste in our nation's landfills.

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"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp  2K8 (2008)

The ComputerCorps "Every-Home-A-Classroom" ^TM TechCamp is an annual summer program for youth 10-15 years old.   For the past 8 years, this 2-week program gives kids the opportunity to learn about computer recycling, testing and assembly while building a computer system they can take home or give to a needy family at the end of camp.  

This year, five separate two-week camps will be offered throughout the summer in Carson City, NV with each camp consisting of up to 18 kids. Daily activities include “learning”, “doing” and “having fun” sessions taking place for 3 hours a day.

The Starting Dates for the "Every Home A Classroom" TechCamp 2K8 (2008) are:

   TechCamp Alpha  --  June 9th - June 20th ( C L O S E D  for Registration )
   TechCamp Bravo  --  June 23rd - July 3rd ( C L O S E D  for Registration)
   TechCamp Charlie  --  July 7th - July 18th ( O P E N for Registration)
   TechCamp Delta  --  July 21st - August 1st ( C L O S E D  for Registration )
   TechCamp Echo  --  August 4th - August 15th ( O P E N  for Registration )

The tuition for the TechCamp is $450 and includes all materials, tools, snacks, TechCamp shirts and a 2 Gigahertz+ Pentium 4 computer system which the child builds during the camp. 

Scholarships:  Low-income families are encouraged to apply as some scholarships are available from businesses and service organizations.

Parents are encouraged to participate as counselors and teachers and adult volunteers are always welcome to participate.

To reserve a space for the camp or for information about how you can volunteer or how your business or organization can sponsor a scholarship, call Ruth Riddle at ComputerCorps at (775) 883-2323 or by email at techcamp@computercorps.net. 

 2008 "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp 2K8 Flyer can be downloaded here.

2008 "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp 2K8 Application can be downloaded here.

"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp  2K8 Sponsors Needed

Sponsors (individuals, businesses and service organizations) are needed for TechCamp 2K8 to encourage families with limited funds to apply for scholarships for their children who want to attend camp.

2008 "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp 2K8 Sponsorship Flyer can be downloaded here.

       

2008 "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM TechCamp 2K8 Sponsorship Form can be downloaded here.

"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM Computer Store and Distribution Center

ComputerCorps has opened the "Every-Home-A-Classroom" ^TM Computer Store and Distribution Center.   

The Carson City, Nevada facility is located at the ComputerCorps Technology Learning Center (TLC) at 6373 US Hwy 50 East.  Store hours are Tuesday thru Saturday, 9:00 am to 5:30 pm.

Get a high-speed, low-cost computer for your family, a friend or someone in need.  Complete Onsite Service is available for businesses and other non-profit organizations.  Training Classes & Programs are available for kids from the ages of 9 to 90 years old.  Volunteers, Teachers and Donations are Needed.

Proceeds from our “Computer Store” help support projects that bring the benefits of computer technology and training to under-served families.

"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM (Via Volunteering)

"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM (Via Schools)

"Every Home A Classroom" ^TM (via Schools) is a program administered through the individual schools by which families of school aged children can qualify for a free computer system.  This program is currently available to all schools in Nevada.  ComputerCorps is in the process of developing programs with other states and is always seeking new relationships.

The current requirements for families (with school aged children) that want to participant in this program are as follows:
1.  There is currently no working computer in the household.
2.  There is a financial need.
3.  They have been residents of the community for 6 months.
4.  Each member of the family (9 years or older) that uses the computer must contribute 10 hours of community service at the school or organization of their choice..

        Download the "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM (for Schools) documents here.

        Download the MAR License (for Schools) Form here.

            The MAR License is the Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher license agreement that needs to be submitted with each "Every Home A Classroom" applicant before they receive their new computer from their school counselor.

"ComputerCorps Emergency Response Team (CERT)"

For Victims, Evacuees and 
Emergency Response Personnel 
of Various Disasters

Please Click on Tab "CERT" on Left Toolbar

ComputerCorps Receives the

2007 ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD

From the United States EPA

for Outstanding Achievement in the Development

of the "Every Home A Classroom" ^TM Program

Positions Available

Fantastic Opportunity for Individuals to 
Make a Significant Difference in the
Community, the Nation and Throughout the World

Individuals Are Needed to Fill the Following Positions:

Web Site Genius
Government Relations
Marketing and Advertising
Resource Development
Architectural Visionary
Warehouse Operations
Database Guru
Security Expert
Financial Genius
Motivational Speaker
Sports Superstar
National Events Planner
Volunteer Recruiters & Motivators
Education Administrator
Community & Media Relations
Communications Specialist
Craftsman of Many Skills
Internet Database Wonder
TV or Radio Personality
Political Know-Everybody-in-DC
Commercial Graphic Artist
Wall Street “Know Everybody”
Facilities Director
Logistics Director
E-Bay Master
Environmental Expert
Mechanical Genius
Corrections Retiree
AutoCAD Expert
Office Administrator
Donation Management
Museum Curator
Construction Tycoon

ComputerCorps needs people who would like to be a part of a national program that helps local communities, our environment and our nation. 

This program does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, religion, political affiliation or other non-merit factors.  Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply.  
 

View the Video
"A Look Into ComputerCorps"
from Channel 5 KNPB Reno, NV

( Click on Play Button to View)

View the Video from
 NBC News Channel 3 Las Vegas
ComputerCorps'
"Every Home A Classroom"
Distribution Day Event, May 2007
Sandy Miller Elementary School
Las Vegas, NV

( Click on Play Button to View)

Want to learn more?
E-mail: admin@computercorps.net
Call Ron Norton at (775) 883-2323  

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