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DONORS T
h a n k Y o u !!! - H v a l a !!!
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CHRISTMAS 2003
TARGET: $3000 - Thank you very much and Marry Christmas !!!
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Dec. 19/2003 - Donations by Rotary Club of Wolville
and personal donations by two Wolfville Rotarians paid the
complete international shipping costs. |
Nov 26/2003
Sharon Wendt, former Wolfville Memorial Library librarian
donated $250 |
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Newport
Station Elementary School donated many Pentiums 1s to
the Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program. Picture #1 shows
(left to right) Wayne Langille and two students from the school,
Keith Pierce and a volunteer, behind a van loaded with donated
computers and accessories. Nov.
/02
The
picture #2 shows (left to right) Wayne Langille and two students
from the school, and David Jolly from NSCC Middleton
campus. Nov.
10/03
The computers and
accessories are being transported to a local depot before being
refurbished by NSCC students and CAP Site volunteers and sent to Bela Crkva,
Yugoslavia.
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Hantsport
Elementary School donated many 486s and Pentiums to the
Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program. The picture shows
(left to right) Nick Kasteljanov of IFBCS and Peter Johnston of
the school, with donated computers in the background. Dec.
10/02 |
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Stephen Elementary School,
Nova Scotia, donated ten huge boxes of computer equipment. Jan.
22/03 |
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Shatford
Memorial School, Hubbards, Nova Scotia, donated four
monitors, two computers, and a box full of computer
hardware.
March 21/03 |
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The Nova
Scotia Community College, Middleton, Nova Scotia, donated
many monitors and other hardware components in the process
of preparing sixty-two of the donated computers for
shipment to Bela Crkva, Yugoslavia. May 10/03 |
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Blanca
Baquero and Leigh Murdoch of Canning, Nova Scotia, pose here
with their donated computer (in the box). Their dog, Miss
Brodie, gave her seal of approval as you can see by her smile. Jan.
09/03 |
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Grant
Krygsveld of Kingston,
Nova Scotia, donated more than 30 computers, eleven monitors, software, many PCI cards
and other computer hardware.
Dec. 18/02 - July 5/03
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Keith and Grant
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| Judi
McDonald, a teacher from Bedford, Nova Scotia, donated her
personal Pentium computer with speakers and selected software. Dec.
17/02 |
| Martock
Software
of Windsor, Nova Scotia, donated many 486s, Pentium 1s and boxes
of hardware, e.g. hard drives, power supplies and keyboards, to the
Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program. Oct.
2002. |
| Mr.
Jack McLellan from Hansport, NS, donated his computer - Feb.
15/03 |
| Mr.
Eric Guile (Dal. University) from Halifax, donated
his computer - Feb.
15/03 |
| Richard
and Elizabeth Groofe from Wolfville, NS, donated Pentium computer - Nov.
10/03 |
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Kathleen
Moriarty of Kentville, Nova Scotia, pose here
with her donated computer. Nov.
12/03 |
CORPORATE PARTICIPANTS
T h a n k Y o u !!!
- H v a l a !!!
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ATCO-Frontech
participated in the Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program by
providing at no charge, information related to packaging
and shipping by air and by sea, for the transportation of the
computers and monitors to Bela Crkva, FR Yugoslavia. ATCO
Frontec is a North American leader in technical services for the
resource, telecommunications, transportation, utility and
defence sectors. |
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Purolator, a
major courier service, participated in the Computers for Kids in
Yugoslavia program by providing free pickup of donated
computers from schools throughout Nova Scotia from
November 2002 to February 2003. The computers and accessories
were transported to a depot before being refurbished and sent to
Bela Crkva, FR Yugoslavia.
Download
shipping instructions (PDF
- Acrobat R.) |
| Martock
Software
of Windsor, Nova Scotia, apart from being a significant donor of
computer equipment, provided significant ongoing managerial and
technical advice for the Computers for Kids in
Yugoslavia program. |
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NSCC IT students,
Instructor Sharla Rolfe-Hunter (down-left end) and Nick (IFBCS)
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The Nova
Scotia Community College, Middleton, Nova Scotia,
participated in the Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program by
evaluating, assembling and repairing
sixty-two of the donated computers,
making them ready to ship to Bela Crkva, FR Yugoslavia.
Students of computer hardware design and repair, undertook
the task as part of their course work and as a charitable
effort on behalf of the college.
Dec. 5/03
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| Harvey and
Warren, chartered accountants of Windsor, Nova Scotia, participated in the Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program by providing free accounting services thereby assisting with matters related to the tax implications of charitable donations. |
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Sobeys
donated packaging material.
July 31/03
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Volunteers of The
Wolfville Memorial Library C@P Lab a branch of the Annapolis Valley Regional Library,
Wolfville, Nova Scotia,
participated in the Computers for Kids in Yugoslavia program by
evaluating, assembling and repairing donated computers,
making them ready to ship to Bela Crkva, Yugoslavia.
June. 7/03
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Discount
transported computers from NSCC Middleton site to our
warehouse in Wolfville.
Picture:
IFBC volunteers Raca and Stefan loading truck with computers.
August. 12/03
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Valley
Credit Union, Nova Scotia,
donated 16 Pentium computers, keyboards, cables, etc. Dec.
12/03 |
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Engine Control Systems
(subsidiary of The
Lubrizol Corporation), New
Market, Ontario,
donated 10 Pentium 1 computers
and shipping from Ontario. Thanks Zeca!
Dec. 19/03 |
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Eassons Transport,
Berwick, Nova Scotia, will transport computers from our warehouse in
Wolfville to Halifax port.
Dec. 22/03 |
Halifax
International Airport Authority donated truck load of computers
and various hardware. Aug. 2004 |
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