Kramden Institute

Can you go a day without a computer?

How about a week?

A month?

A year?

Now imagine never having one at all.

KRAMDEN INSTITUTE:

Providing Technology Tools and Training

to Bridge the Digital Divide.

Nominate a Student

If you are a teacher or educator who knows a deserving student who needs a computer to bridge the digital divide, click here.

Donate a Computer

Make a tax-deductible computer equipment donation to Kramden. All computers are welcome, regardless of type, age or condition.

Volunteer

As a volunteer-driven non-profit, Kramden relies on volunteers like you to make it all happen. Come join us at one of our many events.

Take a Class

We offer a variety of digital literacy classes for everyone, from beginners to experts. Click here to register for a class today.

Our Mission: Providing Technology Tools and Training to Bridge the Digital Divide

Collect, refurbish and award computers to students and families without a computer in their home.

Inspire students to succeed by teaching them critical computer, software and Internet skills.

Recycle and reuse donated computers and parts; extending their lives and reducing e-waste.

28,000

Computers Awarded since 2003

Counties Across NC Served

2,029

Volunteers Who Helped in 2016

298,070

Pounds of Recycled E-Waste in 2016

What’s Going On at Kramden

Kramden Institute

9 hours ago

Need a laptop for school? Come to our Back-To-School Surplus Sale today from 4-6pm. We have a big selection of laptops including HP Elitebook (820, 8460p, 8570w) and Lenovo ThinkPads (T431s, X240, Helix). ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Kramden loves our volunteers and we love this story highlighting one special Super Geek! ... See MoreSee Less

Kramden Institute: Powering Up Kids - StoryDriven

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Behind every superhero is a super squad. With the right support, what can’t a kid do? Fourteen-year-old Ashlyn VanDine is one of many “Super Geeks” at Kramden Institute, a nonprofit...

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