On 8/2/22, Clout Tolstoy <tolstoycl...@gmail.com> wrote: > Years ago I worked at a non-profit called FreeGeek (in Portland, Oregon > USA) . We used to do grants for computers and sent some over to Uganda, > amongst other places. I'm not sure of their current status on their grant, > but it could be worth a shot. You might be able to get the hardware for > free, and grants for shipping through someone else. > That is a kind response and I will let you know what will come of it.
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