| Our mission | Crayons to Computers exists to level the playing field in the classroom by ensuring that teachers can provide their students in need the tools to succeed in school. |
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Crayons to Computers
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Supply Drive CoordinatorHost a supply drive for Crayons to Computers at your school, business, civic group or place of worship. The top 7 items we need most are crayons, dry erase markers, filler paper, glue sticks, notebooks, pencils and pocket folders. All basic school supplies are welcome and appreciated.High-School VolunteerEarn your community-service hours by helping in the Teacher Free Store (working check-out, loading cars or re-stocking shelves) and assisting with various projects in the warehouse. Your help is much appreciated and is an integral component to the success of Crayons to Computers!Keep Our Kids Warm KnitterAn annual program in which we encourage participants to knit, crochet, or collect yarn in an effort to provide hats, gloves, and scarves to students in need! Can be done at your location.Various OpportunitiesVolunteer opportunities include helping in the Teacher Free Store (working check-out, loading cars or re-stocking shelves) and assisting with various projects in the warehouse. Your help is much appreciated and is an integral component to the success of Crayons to Computers!Group VolunteeringThis is a team-building opportunity for corporate, work groups, church, temple or community groups to help with sorting and various facilities projects. |
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| Items we need now |
New, basic school suppliesCrayons (regular and jumbo) Pencils One-subject notebooks Filler paper Dry erase markers Glue sticks Pocket folders Learn More |
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| How you help | Being a volunteer at Crayons to Computers enables you to see your impact first hand! YOU start the chain reaction for success in schools. YOU inspire teachers and enable their students to become learners and achieve their potential! |
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| About us | Crayons to Computers is dedicated to providing kids with the supplies they need to succeed in school and life. It’s simple, yet so critical. Building blocks for brighter futures. |
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