For over 50 years, EMDC (Eastern Maine Development Corporation) has been “helping businesses, communities, and individuals reach long-term goals and prosperity.” EMDC’s work with individuals includes training and support for people who are trying to enter the workforce or acquire the skills, support, or resources they need to get back to work. From new residents […]
Over the years, we at give IT. get IT. have provided high-quality computers at low or no cost to people in need throughout New England. As a Maine-based non-profit organization, we primarily help our fellow Mainers thanks in large part to our great relationships with health and human service programs. Each year, these state entities […]
Since 1967, Woodfords Family Services has supported families who need extra resources for children with disabilities. From diagnosing autism to providing affordable training and care, Woodfords Family Services is one of the largest providers of disability-related services in the state of Maine. At give IT. get IT., we’ve been working with Woodfords Family Services for […]
For thousands of students throughout the U.S. a scholarship can be the difference between going to college or settling for any job they can find with a high school degree. Since 2010, The Worthington Foundation has made the dream of pursuing a college degree possible for thousands of Maine students. This September alone, the Worthington […]
At give IT. get IT., the only thing we need more than businesses to recycle their retired corporate tech with us is individuals (and businesses) to sponsor one of our clients. Before we reveal how long our waiting list is and why our clients need your help, we’d like to share some important details about […]
As a non-profit organization, we at give IT. get IT. owe it to our clients and supporters to apply the overwhelming majority of our resources toward connecting people in need with the technology they require to fulfill their dreams. Digital inclusion is the “get IT.” side of our organization. Our dedication to it doesn’t leave much money for advertising to connect with the businesses throughout New England we depend on to “give IT.”
