Giving back 
We teach digital skills. A laptop is often the one thing standing between a young person and those skills. So every year we pass on refurbished corporate laptops, and we give our time.
Places we have taught in, free of charge, alongside our paid work.
Time given
Social Media Graphic Design in Canva
Delivered for the girls' badge work project: designing graphics for a cause they chose themselves.
Introduction to Canva
A first taste of design for young people who had never used a design tool before.
Beautify Your PowerPoint with Infographics
A full day with the Care Corner team, turning dense, text-heavy slides into clear visuals they could reuse straight away.
Introduction to Canva
The same programme, adapted for a different group and different equipment.
Parenting in the AI World
A talk for parents on how children are already using AI, and what families can do to guide them.
Young Creators: Create Your First Website
Two hours a session, across four to five sessions. We rewrote the whole approach for this group, and still had more prepared than we could cover, because curious students always ask for more.
Laptops that keep learning going
Each year we buy a batch of corporate laptops, have them refurbished properly, and give them to young people who need one to keep learning. Our supplier upgrades the RAM, reinstalls the drivers and licenses Microsoft Office, so the machine arrives ready to work.
We do not run a public application form. Non-profits and organisations working with beneficiaries write to us, and we decide together who the laptops go to and how many are left for the year.
- Typically four to six laptops per organisation
- Applications close 30 November each year
- Laptops are wiped, refurbished and licensed before handover
- We prioritise young people learning a new skill, or needing a laptop to continue their studies
What we need from you
- Who you are, and who you work with
- How many laptops you are asking for
- Who will receive them, and what they will use them for
- Whether the recipients are studying, or learning a new skill
Write in through the enquiry form and mark it as a laptop sponsorship. We reply within two to five working days.
Hours counted are teaching hours only. Preparation typically runs at twice the delivery time, and is not counted here.
Out in the community
Bringing creative learning to more communities
We partner with non-profits and community organisations to make creative learning more accessible. From copywriting and marketing to design, our workshops help young people build practical skills and explore new ways to express their ideas.
Sessions typically run for two hours and work best with participants aged 13 and above. All we need is a laptop for each participant and a Wi-Fi connection.
We welcome partnerships with different budgets. A modest honorarium helps us sustain our work and continue supporting more communities. If your organisation has limited funding, reach out to us — we’re happy to explore what might be possible together.
Tell us about your programme, participants’ ages and group size, and we’ll discuss how we can work together.
Introduction to Canva
From a blank page to a finished poster, using only the free tools.
Young Creators: Create Your First Website
Plan, build and publish a simple site about something they care about.
Design Your Own Logo and Brand Kit
Students design an identity for their club, team or school project: logo, colours and type.
Tell Your Story in 60 Seconds
Plan, film and edit one short video on a phone. No equipment needed beyond what they already carry.
Poster to Purpose
Design a campaign poster about something happening in their own community.
Is your company retiring laptops?
If the machines are still in good condition, consider donating them instead of disposing of them. We will have them refurbished and pair you with an organisation that needs them.
Creative and digital skills education for workplaces, schools, TVET systems and communities.
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