Emily from Project Read in Provo came by and bought four LCD monitors. Project Read provides a one-on-one tutorial program to enable functionally non-literate adults to improve their reading and writing skills sufficiently to meet their personal goals, function well in society, and become more productive citizens. Project Read tutors and staff respect the uniqueness of each individual and seek to enhance self-esteem through successful personal study and group interaction.

She wiped us out of LCD monitors, so if you have any old LCD monitors just sitting around your house, please donate them to ERGS. Your donation can help great people like the folks at Project Read. If you would like to donate money, please click on the PayPal button to the right. If you you have any LCD monitors or other old computer equipment that you would like to donate, click on the How to donate hardware link to the right.

The nice folks at Tender Years Child Care were at their wits end. They needed a computer lab for their students, but the cost for them was so steep they were about to give up. Then they heard about ERGS. Their charity organization status made them eligible for ten computers for their computer lab.

Tender Years is a state licensed child care and learning center whose employees take pride in meeting the strict standards established by the Utah Bureau of Child Care Licensing. Tender Years has provided quality child care and preschool since 1999 for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years.

They picked up their computers today and we’re happy to announce they will be educating preschoolers with them!