YOU Donate I.T.
YOUTH Refurbish I.T.
BC Reuses I.T.
Incorporated in 1995, BC Technology for Learning Society is a registered charity that delivers the Government of Canada’s Computers for Schools Plus program. We have redistributed over 200,000 computers across the province contributing to 2 million computers distributed Canada-wide. Youth technicians are offered paid work experience to refurbish equipment that is then sent to schools, low-income individuals, non-profits and Indigenous groups. Our mission is to provide job training for youth and access to affordable technology to British Columbians.
YOU Donate I.T.
Extend your retired tech’s useful life
Donations of used computers, laptops, monitors, and other electronic items are accepted from businesses, individuals, and government departments.
YOUTH Refurbish I.T.
Support the futures of aspiring I.T. professionals
Funded by the Government of Canada, the CFS Internship program provides computer repair experience and hands-on training as a first step for youth entering the tech industry.
BC Reuses I.T.
Set your school or organization up for success in our technology-driven world
Refurbished computers and laptops are provided to BC-based non-profits, schools and low-income individuals who need access to affordable technology. Click each program to learn more about requesting refurbished computers and laptops.
Computers for Schools Plus
TELUS Internet for Good
Tech for Home
Computers for Schools Plus
Computers for Schools Plus (CFS+) is a national partnership-based program that refurbishes digital devices donated by government departments, private businesses and individuals. These computers are used by schools, libraries, not-for-profit organizations, Indigenous communities and eligible low-income individuals. This program is funded by the Government of Canada.
BC Technology for Learning Society is licensed by Innovation, Science & Economic Development Canada to operate the Computers for Schools Plus program in British Columbia.
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