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Rockland PC Users Group (Computer Reuse, free computers for those in need in Rockland County)

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Mission
from their website: Who are we? We are the Rockland PC Users Group, a 20 year old organization in Rockland County, NY dedicated to public education and community service relating to the PC. Our members come from all walks of life and levels of computer experience. We have special interest groups (SIG's) and workshops in many areas of interest in which to participate and learn.
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from their website:

Give your old computer new lifeSM

Donate it to Project PCReNew!

Give someone the tools to be computer literate today.

We will repair and upgrade your donated machine. As a Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher we wipe the hard drive using software designed to Department of Defense standards to protect from identity theft. A new Windows operating system is installed. The refurbished computer is then given to an individual or organization who cannot afford their own computer. A student, senior citizen or organization in the Rockland County Area.

You receive a letter of donation to use for a charitable tax donation. You also receive the satisfaction of knowing your donation will be given a second life and put to good use, not just thrown in the trash. Your old computer will be given new life and help to bring someone electronically into the 21st century. It will help them live for today and prepare for tomorrow.

PCRENEW is one of the first MAR's (Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher) appointed in the United States. Our participation in this program allows us to purchase legal Microsoft Windows operating system software at very preferred pricing for each refurbished computer. Recently, the MAR program has been changed to the MRR program (Microsoft Registered Refurbisher).

We are a Partner with National Cristina. Check their website www.cristina.org

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Terra: Can't figure out what they take/have, but this is the stuff that's listed on their website. They may take more...because they refer to taking "parts", in some of the text. Here's what they obviously take:

Computer
Monitor
Printer