Three Lines of Effort
Veteran IT Training & Community Programs
Training that opens a path into IT. Equipment that leaves with the trainee. Youth pulled onto a career track. And working computers placed with families rebuilding after a disaster.
Veteran IT Pathway
Our core program. Initial hands-on training built around how service members learn, hardware issued at no cost, and mentorship and supportive services while veterans enter certification programs.
Train, equip, supportYouth Tech
A veteran-led workforce program for young people ages 16–24, first-time offenders, recent graduates and high school students, built entirely on real enterprise data center gear.
Ages 16–24Laptop Relief
A working computer reconnects a household to employment, school, benefits, insurance and recovery services. We place devices with disaster-affected families under a structured stewardship model.
Devices for recoveryHow They Connect
One Supply Chain, Three Outputs
Donated enterprise hardware enters a single pipeline. It is inventoried, tested and staged. Some of it becomes the training floor where veterans and youth learn. Some of it is issued directly to trainees. Some of it is wiped, rebuilt and placed with households recovering from a disaster.
That is why a single donated switch does more here than it would in most organizations — it is a training asset, a first step into a career and a relief resource in sequence.
Intake & inventory
Donated equipment is logged, tested and valued for the donor’s records.
Training floor
Gear becomes live lab infrastructure for veteran and youth classes.
Issue to trainee
Laptops and lab kits go home with participants at no cost.
Placed with a household
Serviceable devices are rebuilt and placed with families in recovery.
Ready to move?
Whether you are a veteran looking for a way into IT, a company with retired hardware, or a funder looking for measurable impact, the next step takes about two minutes.