Rockwell Collins Educational Access to Computer Technology

A program of the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

 

 

 


REACT CONTRIBUTORS:

Aegon USA                     Alliant Utilities
Cedar River Paper         City of Cedar Rapids
DAEC                              General Mills
Healthcare of Iowa      Linn County
Oral B                           Quaker Oats Co.
Rockwell Collins          Square D


Open Tuesday through Saturday

The REACT Center currently accepts donations of personal computers from businesses, individuals and community agencies. The ultimate goal is to achieve a 4-1 student-to-computer ratio in Eastern Iowa schools.

Contact The REACT Center Administrator at 319-393-9632 for more information on:

bulletDonating a personal computer or Macintosh equipment
bulletRequesting a refurbished computer for your school or qualifying non-profit organization
bulletVolunteering at The REACT Center

Barbara Klawiter, Administrator
927 North Compton Drive
Hiawatha, IA 52233
Phone (319) 393-9632
or
e-mail: baklawi5@rockwellcollins.com

Goals of the REACT Center:

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Provide computers for students to use in the schools.

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Provide students and teachers with hands-on training in computer hardware.

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Promote a greater awareness for students and teachers, regarding the use of "real world" technology.

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Serve as a clearing house for accepting excess computer equipment from area businesses and donating refurbished computers to schools and other non-profit community organizations.

The REACT (Rockwell Educational Access to Computer Technology) Center is a non-profit organization set up to receive used computers from Rockwell Collins and other area businesses, refurbish them and donate them to area schools and non-profit community agencies.

Established in January of 1999, The REACT Center grew out of the Rockwell Collins K-12 PC for Parts donation program.