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== What We Do ==
== What We Do ==
* Refurbish donated computers using [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Free_Software Free Software] to distribute back into the community through our [[Volunteer]] and [[Grant]] programs.
* Refurbish donated computer hardware, and install [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Free_Software Free Software] to distribute back into the community through our [[Volunteer]] and [[Grant]] programs.
* Education about basic PC hardware, the Linux operating system, and any other technologies that we're working on or have expertise in.
* Education about basic PC hardware, the Linux operating system, and any other technologies that we're working on or have expertise in.
* [[Recycle]] anything we can't fix or use an environmentally-responsible manner.
* [[Recycle]] anything we can't fix or use an environmentally-responsible manner.

Revision as of 16:28, 13 May 2014

Free Geek Seattle is a growing non-profit organization modeled after the original Free Geek of Portland, Oregon. We are focused on promoting free and open source software advocacy, technology education and sustainable computing.

What We Do

  • Refurbish donated computer hardware, and install Free Software to distribute back into the community through our Volunteer and Grant programs.
  • Education about basic PC hardware, the Linux operating system, and any other technologies that we're working on or have expertise in.
  • Recycle anything we can't fix or use an environmentally-responsible manner.

Current Events

  • Regular Saturday Workshops (Volunteer Lead sign-up). Note: dates with positions unfilled may have no lead volunteers present.
  • Monthly meetings 2nd Monday of every month. Time: 7:30pm - 9pm. Location: Town Center at Lake Forest Park food court (Upper level across from Third Place Books), 17171 Bothell Way NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155.
  • Friday STE(A)M Classes Volunteer sign-up

Getting Started

To get you started here are some links to select information resources.

Projects

This wiki needs some serious work. You can help by logging-in and editing the wiki yourself, or by proposing changes on our mailing list, or send recommendations to our Technical infrastructure manager.


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