Computer extravaganza

Sandia donates thousands of computers to New Mexico schools

Image of Sandia Reapplication team members load computers for the annual Computer Donation Program — **FILL ‘ER UP** — Sandia Reapplication team members Benjamin Madrid, James Vigil, Greg Ulibarri and Gilbert Alvarado, left to right, load computers for the Early Childhood Academy in Albuquerque during Sandia’s Annual K-12 Computer Donation event.

More than 4,200 computers were lined up in precise rows of skids across two acres for distribution to schools in Albuquerque, Socorro and Silver City as part of Sandia’s Annual K-12 Computer Donation event held Aug. 10.

Image of STRIKING A “CORD” — Representatives from schools pick through a box of cords during Sandia’s Annual K-12 Computer Donation event — **STRIKING A “CORD”** — Representatives from schools pick through a box of cords during Sandia’s Annual K-12 Computer Donation event.

Each year, Sandia donates central processing units, laptops, iPads, monitors, keyboards, printers and other IT accoutrements to kindergarten through 12th grade classrooms in New Mexico.

Because computer technology evolves so quickly, Sandia’s workforce is encouraged to regularly acquire new computers to meet performance standard retired computers are then sent to Sandia’s Property Management and Reapplication Department for distribution to New Mexico classrooms.

Since the program’s inception, Sandia has donated more than 20,000 desktop, iPad and laptop computers to New Mexico classrooms.

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Computer extravaganza

Sandia donates thousands of computers to New Mexico schools

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