Well last year we fixed some computers for the Blue ridge Independent Living Center and they remembered us. For these two computers all they needed was them to be cleaned off so their network person could fix them up for the front office guest people.

After reviewing and updating some of the computers we had donated to Greenvale we had room to put one more in. This computer is a little newer and is happy to have a new home at Greenvale.

I remember her mom and dad dating in High School. They have two other children as well but she was the only one willing to take picture. Their computer got a bad virus and had to be re-formated. We helped them out and put a bunch of free games for them to use as well.

This was an older computer used in the office of Greenvale that was moved down to the child watch area. We took the computer and put our list of games on it for the kids to play.

This laptop was donated to a friend of mine for her son. We fixed it up for her and she told me the other day he is loving it.

Talking to a lady I work with I found out she has three kids and a computer that did not work. We tried to fix up their old computer but it did not want to start up so we pulled one from our shop.

A buddy of mine called to ask if I could fix his computer for his two boys before school starts. He had all of the disks with his computer so we were able to format it and load all of the free software beloew before school starts.

This computer will end up getting a lot of use. A guy i used to work with decided to go back and has one more semester at National College. He will be 50 years old when he graduates. He also has a couple of grand kids that will be using it so we were happy to fix one up for them.

This computer was given to the school by a donation but had not been patched or have the games we had put on the other systems. We had a little trouble fixing it up because the password had been changed to of all things 'girlfriend' hummm. After we recovered the password the system was given the PatchX treatment and given back to them after the weekend.

This laptop went to a single mother who just went through some medical problems. We hope this computer helps them.

We have helped so many others we almost forgot about our family. This computer was fixed for my nephew and niece to use for fun and school. Hopefully more school than fun but learning is learning

Well we were looking for a good home for this computer and I think we found one. These girls met us with their mom and it was a great day with a picture outside and their new monitor. Their mom had some trouble putting the computer together so we ended up doing a house call as well. There was no way we could let these girls not use their new computer.

Another successful computer donated through Freecycle. This girl is on the honor roll and does not miss any days of school. Here computer would not turn on so we were able to replace it with a PatchX one and we are currently looking to repair her old one.

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Our home base is in Botetourt, Virginia and there have been a couple of fires that have destroyed homes in our area. One of the homes was a family that has two children. We were able to donate Patch41 to this family along with some clothes from my daughter.

The computer in this classroom was making some very loud noises from the hard drive. We pulled that computer out to hopefully repair and replaced it with this machine. Very cool again to see two kids on one computer.

This computer needed some dust knocked off and some games added for a toddler class. We were able to fix it over the weekend and get it back in the hands of the classroom. It is interesting, a lot of the pictures we take show two kids playing on one computer.

This is another computer the Blue Ridge disability center gave us to work on for them. After fighting with the NIC and video cards along with a memory boost this machine is ready for its new home. This picture is in their office

For this machine we had the mission of setting it up for a toddler group at a non-profit center. We tried to find software for them and a lock software for certain keys. We will keep everyone up to date on the progress of how long the computer lasts. The picture actually shows the educational program Sebran running.

My daughter is in National Honer Society at school and they did three Angel trees for families. One of the families did not have a computer in their house. This picture is of one of the ladies who runs the chapter of NHS at school.

We were able to work with a non-profit child care center to distribute computers to families. This family took a great picture out in the cold for our website. The boy in this picture also took the computer class we held at Greenvale School

My daughter is in Girl Scouts and her leader sent an email about donations to a Independant living center. We reached out to the Blue Ridge Independant Living center to see if they needed our help. They had Patch33 and Patch34 that needed some attention. We fixed both of them up and delivered them back to their facility.

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This family was found through our work with donating computers to a non-profit child care center. We have given them several computers to use and now trying to get computers into the homes of some of the families. This family has a girl and boy that go to the center.

We received an e-mail from a boy who wanted to get his cousin a computer. They live in a rural community and she would need to go to the library or a friends house to use one. Her birthday was in November so this ended up being an after birthday before Christmas surpise. We hope she has many hours of enjoyment with her new computer.

Donated by: A friend of my father.