Welcome to Your New Device – Aging Connected
So much of today’s information, communication, and fun happens online that the internet is more essential than ever. This resource guide answers the question, “How
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Digitunity Brand Guidelines
This document contains guidelines for the application of the Digitunity brand. Follow these rules strictly to maintain brand consistency. This includes all of the elements
November 4, 2021
Digitunity Landscape Mapping Research 2021
Findings from a Landscape Survey of Digital Inclusion Practitioners: Needs & Opportunities Within & Post-Pandemic Data from this landscape mapping survey shows there is no
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What Type of Devices Should We Purchase – English & Spanish
What Type of Devices Should We Purchase? Desktop, Laptop, Chromebook, or Tablet? Things to Consider Purpose, Cost, Portability, Processor, Storage, Power usage, Screen size, Ease
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How to Purchase a Refurbished Computer – English & Spanish
How to Purchase Refurbished Computers with Confidence The Alliance for Technology Refurbishing and Reuse (AFTRR) is comprised of over 70 independent nonprofit technology refurbishers each
November 4, 2021
Quick Start Guide How to Donate a Computer – English & Spanish
You upgraded your computer. But, what can you do with the old one? Donate it today! Individual donations of a used laptop, desktop, or tablet
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Quick Start Guide to Organizing a Technology Drive – English & Spanish
This is a Quick Start Resource Guide for organizing a local technology drive. The Case for Donating About 75% of the fossil fuels and energy
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Digitunity Corporate Donation Process Outline
Donations of your organization’s discontinued computer and IT equipment will be processed through our Concierge Coordination Service. Digitunity facilitates donations of information technology equipment and
November 4, 2021
Computers for All Informational Flyer – English & Spanish
Everyone who needs a computer should have one. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2019 American Community Survey, 20,812,472 U.S. households do not have a
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