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Computer and Electronics Donations in Atlanta, Georgia

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Keep your computers and electronics from adding to the global e-waste problem in landfills. Knowing how your computer and electronics donations benefit the environment while helping underserved families and children will encourage you to responsibly donate them. New Life Technology Group explores how computer and electronics donations play an essential role in supporting education, protecting the environment, and contributing to sustainability efforts in Atlanta, Georgia. Why Donating Electronics Matters Donating computer equipment and electronic devices to a nonprofit recycler like New Life Technology Group is an impactful way to support underserved children and families in Atlanta, Georgia. Consider the following: Helping Underserved Communities Many children in underserved areas lack access to computers at home, which hinders their ability to complete homework, conduct research, and develop digital literacy skills. Read more about New Life Technology Group’s Computers for ...

How To Celebrate and Contribute During Earth Day April 22

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Curious about what Earth Day is and how you can participate? Understanding Earth Day’s origin, how it has evolved, and how to participate will help you contribute to this global effort to better our environment. New Life Technology Group explores Earth Day history, accomplishments since its inception, how you can participate, and how New Life Technology Group tackles the global landfill issue while giving back to the Greater Atlanta underserved communities. Earth Day History Every April 22, people around the globe come together to celebrate Earth Day – a day dedicated to environmental protection, sustainability, and community action. What began as a grassroots movement in 1970 has become a worldwide phenomenon, inspiring millions to make a difference. Consider the following: Earth Day was first celebrated on April 22, 1970, when millions of Americans—from college students to everyday citizens—took to the streets to demand cleaner air, water, and land. Spearheaded by Senator Gay...