About Us

Population Served

To receive a computer from PCs for People a potential recipient must be below the 150% poverty level, have a family member with a disability or work with a social worker. Other examples of those who could qualify:

Adult & Child Mental Health Case Management
Employment Services
Medicaid
Food Support of Financial Assistance
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Section 8 or other Federal Public Housing Assistance
Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
The National School Lunch Program's "Free Lunch" Program
Head Start

Individuals receiving a computer are asked to provide a $35-50 donation. The donation covers items such as disposal costs, sound cards, networks cards, operating system licenses, software licenses, speakers, printer and a 90 day warranty. Many times government programs that clients are involved in will cover the required donation. Another services offered to eligible individuals, even if they never received a computer from PCs for People, is affordable computer repair. Individuals can bring in any computer and have it repaired for $15.