We Have Lots of Refurbished Computers!

WildTech currently has large numbers of computers ready to place with individuals and organizations serving people in need.  With the help of our Mandela Fellow from the country of Benin in Africa, Phampile Dedji, we refurbished hundreds of computers that are ready to place.  Some we are able to provide for free due to grants from generous donors like The Washington Home Foundation and the Share Fund at the Great Washington Community Foundation.  Others, we must charge a small cost recovery fee to cover our costs for parts and labor to pick up, refurbish, and place them.  

For example, we recently raffled off two touch-screen laptops during a free WildTech-led training at Iona Senior Center.  We also recently donated 20 touch-screen laptops to the VIDA Senior center.  Both donations were made possible by The Washington Home Foundation.

Now you can get a Windows 11 touchscreen laptop computer for as little as $49, or a powerhouse Windows 11 laptop with 16GB RAM and 256GB solid state drive for $129 or less.  For more information email.  For more information, click below for our current price list.

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2025 Success in Africa, Now What?

WildTech, in partnership with World Vision Tanzania, the Tanzania Ministry of Education, and

others, hosted a very successful education technology program in Tanzania in 2025. It was a

deep field experience in rural and nomadic areas of Tanzania, where there are few economic

opportunities and youth barely survive on subsistence farming, hunting and gathering. We

supported extremely low-resource secondary schools, teachers, and students with a seamless pathway from learning to earning. We accomplished this by providing computer labs, teacher training, technology vocational training, and work-based learning.

For a video on the program, click here: Transforming Rural Education in Tanzania

The word is now out in East Africa about this successful program. Strong interest is being

expressed by schools and non-profit organizations in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania to bring

WildTech programs to their country. However with the dissolution of USAID, WildTech is facing strong headwinds for funding. If you are interested in brining improved learning, economic opportunity and hope to the most disadvantaged children in the world, please email us at info@widtech.org