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November 11, 2006:
Byteback hope to make substantial computer gifts to local charity Bristol Computers for Palestine in their next shipment, early in the new year

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The vast majority of the IT equipment that we recycle is offered at no charge to our partners organization. This ensures that wherever possible, we manage to maximise re-use, rather than crushing and recycling perfectly good working equipment. We also ensure that the ownership of computer equipment is transfered to those whose need is greatest.



Computers For African Schools www.cfas.org.uk

Computers for African Schools (CFAS) is a registered charity based in the Bristol and Reading areas. CFAS install computer systems for use as educational tools in schools in southern Africa, free of charge. CFAS has delivered computer systems to schools in Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Liberia and Tanzania.
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IT Schools Africa www.itschoolsafrica.org

ITSA was established to accelerate education in Africa with a vision to address the problem of textbook shortages in African schools. Donating computers to schools allows teachers to download curriculum material free of charge, providing children with greater access to learning. ITSA was set up in 2004 and operations began the following year with the renovation of a warehouse in Cheltenham. The computers are collected, refurbished and packed here before shipping to Africa.
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Knowle West Web www.knowlewestweb.net

Knowle West Web is a community broadband service based at the Park Centre that provides affordable high speed Internet access to the residents of Knowle West and Filwood. Knowle West Web offer free computers, installed with Mepis Linux to low income families in South Bristol.
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Bristol Wireless www.bristolwireless.net
Bristol Wireless is a volunteer run co-operative committed to social improvement through the building of a wireless computer network. Freely distributable and alterable software is promoted by providing training, support and advocacy.

By providing a computer network that is free to use we can grant access to the Internet as well as services similar to television, telephone and radio distributing locally focused content. Environmental sustainability is key to our philosophy; using primarily recycled and home made equipment, with many computers being provided freely to potential network users and community organisations
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