Back To School: Accessing Affordable Computers in St. Paul
Empowering Families for a Successful Back To School
As the new school year approaches, many families find it difficult to meet the demands of back to school shopping, particularly in the realm of electronic devices. PCs for People, based in St. Paul, has been instrumental in assisting low-income families for nearly 30 years.
Bridging the Digital Divide
Founded in 1998, PCs for People aims to bridge the digital divide by providing affordable computers and internet access, alongside responsible e-waste recycling and digital education initiatives. To date, they have successfully distributed over 400,000 computers and connected around 100,000 households to the internet.
- Laptops and PCs available for as low as $0.
- Only require qualifying low-income status or participation in government assistance programs.
- Internet services start at just $15 per month for eligible families.
Future Growth and Accessibility
PCs for People is preparing to open its tenth location in Virginia, aiming to expand its reach across the nation. Currently, they offer in-person assistance at their retail store located at 1481 Marshall Avenue, St. Paul.
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