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 that work specifically with children.

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

Goals of the REACT Center

  • Provide computers for students to use in the schools.
  • Provide students and teachers with hands-on training in computer hardware.
  • Promote a greater awareness for students and teachers, regarding the use of "real world" technology.
  • 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.


since 9/1/2010