For donors
Give where the laptop actually arrives.
How we screen and vet programs
Five things we check.
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Active distribution
Delivered devices within the last 24 months.
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Public reporting
Publishes annual or impact reports anyone can read.
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Disclosed unit cost
States, or lets us calculate, a cost per device.
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Receipts & tax status
Clear on whether gifts are deductible, and where.
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Independent reviews
Open to reviews from students who received laptops.
ProgramReporting clarityCost per laptopAdmin cost efficiency
Help Start Education Foundation (HSEF)High~$192Not disclosed
KNUST SONSOLHighGH¢8,000–10,000+Not disclosed
The Lord's HandsMedium~$200–300 est.Not disclosed
World Computer ExchangeMedium~$200 benchmarkNot disclosed
Camara EducationMedium~€200–300 est.Not disclosed
Computer Aid InternationalLowNot disclosedNot disclosed
Close the GapLowNot disclosedNot disclosed
Two ways to give
Fund a laptop, or donate your old IT.
Model A · Fund a laptop
Your money buys a laptop for an individual student.
$200,000 → ~1,000 laptops → students
HSEF, The Lord's Hands, KNUST SONSOL.
Model B · Donate your old IT
Corporate devices are wiped, refurbished and sent to schools.
Retired fleet → data wipe → digital classrooms
Camara, Computer Aid, Close the Gap, World Computer Exchange.
Outcomes
What happens after the laptop arrives.
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Course completion
Coming soon — collected from student reviews and program reporting.
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Grade improvement
Coming soon — collected from student reviews and program reporting.
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Employment after study
Coming soon — collected from student reviews and program reporting.