Dukinfield-based computer tech firm ZenTec Network Solutions featured on the BBC last weekend.
Their long-running campaign, which has been making the headlines in the Reporter, was launched in lockdown to help children study from home.
The firm continues to collecting laptops, desktops, iPads, tablets, MacBook’s, iMacs to be donated families via schools and charities across the Northwest.
It is appealing for anyone who wants to donate any old devices after Christmas to contact them on donations@zentecns.co.uk
Meanwhile, any companies looking to upgrade their systems in the new year are also being asked to keep ZenTec in mind. They ask that laptops are Windows 7 and above but do not have to be fully functioning as they can be refurbished.
If anyone would like to help either by donating their old tech or would like to host a fundraising event or need help themselves, then please get in touch on 0161 359 3986, donations@zentecns.co.uk or via the website www.zentecns.co.uk
The company has donated more than £100,000 worth of tech to local schools, charities and good causes throughout the pandemic.
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