Students receive free refurbished computers in Yonkers
The Yonkers Arts Project Space distributed 100 free refurbished Chromebook laptops to Yonkers youth in need for a third time.
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Sep 5, 2022, 8:35 PM
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10ds agoStudents in Yonkers got a helping hand with back-to-school supplies.
The Yonkers Arts Project Space distributed 100 free refurbished Chromebook laptops to Yonkers youth in need for a third time.
The distribution is part of the Back-to-school Bazaar, produced by Pamela's Big Heart Foundation.
Organizers say keeping kids in touch with technology is important.
The Loyalty Foundation-Pamela's Big Heart Foundation partnership has provided 250 laptops and 10 tablets to Yonkers students to date.
Each of the computers being donated was previously reserved by a student.
Students were also able to sign up for the next laptop distribution.
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