Computers for Success - Saskatchewan

08/19/2026

https://leaderpost.com/news/demand-grows-for-computer-donations-in-sask-while-costs-rise-due-to-funding-cuts/

Those who distribute donated computers in Saskatchewan say it has become more difficult after the federal government cut related funding.

08/13/2026

When school lets out, the need for computers doesn't disappear.

Across Saskatchewan, refurbished computers help:
🎓 College and university students
📚 Adult learners
💼 People looking for work
🌎 Newcomers to Canada
❤️ Nonprofit organizations
👵 Seniors
♿ People living with disabilities

Imagine trying to build a better future without access to a computer.

That's why every donated device matters. Your old technology could become someone else's opportunity.

If you have equipment to donate—or know a business that's replacing computers—please help us spread the word.

Together, we can reduce e-waste and open new doors across Saskatchewan.

Read our latest blog to learn more about donating equipment today:

Many of us have old technology tucked away in a closet, drawer, storage room, or office. A laptop that was replaced a few years ago. A smartphone that still works but no longer gets used. A stack of computer equipment waiting for “someday.”

08/06/2026

Most of us have old technology sitting somewhere.

A laptop in a closet.
An old desktop in storage.
A smartphone tucked away in a drawer.

What if it could help someone instead?

Computers for Success Saskatchewan refurbishes donated technology and provides it to students, adult learners, newcomers, seniors, nonprofit organizations, libraries, and many others across Saskatchewan.

If your workplace replaces computers regularly, could you ask what happens to the old ones?

A simple conversation could help dozens of people access the technology they need to learn, work, and connect.

We securely wipe every donated device. If it can't be reused, we make sure it's responsibly recycled.

Have equipment to donate—or know a business that might? We'd love to hear from you.

Visit out site to learn more: https://cfs-sask.ca/your-old-tech-can-open-new-doors-across-saskatchewan/

07/09/2026

Is your business upgrading technology this year?

Your retired laptops, desktops, smartphones, and other devices could support students, nonprofits, libraries, shelters, and adult learners across Saskatchewan.

Through the Saskatchewan CEO Challenge, business leaders can help increase access to technology while reducing e-waste and supporting local digital inclusion.

Put your unused tech back to work.

Join the CEO Challenge here: https://cfs-sask.ca/saskatchewan-ceo-challenge/

07/02/2026

Requests for technology support have been increasing across Saskatchewan.

If you have an old laptop, desktop, tablet, or smartphone sitting in a drawer or closet, it could still help someone learn, work, connect, or access important services.

Computers for Success accepts donated equipment and refurbishes what can be reused. Anything that cannot be reused is recycled responsibly.

Your old tech can still do good.

Learn more about donating equipment in our latest blog https://cfs-sask.ca/your-old-tech-can-open-new-doors-across-saskatchewan/

06/11/2026

Where do donated laptops end up?

This month, we’re sharing a powerful story about how refurbished laptops helped support graduating and post-secondary students at White Bear First Nations Education Complex through a partnership with Rising Above Ministries, Regina Discipleship Project.

Read the full story on our blog and see the impact community donations can have across Saskatchewan.

And iff you have old devices ready for a second life, consider donating them to help support digital inclusion in our communities.

Learn more about donating equipment here: https://cfs-sask.ca/equipmentdonate/

06/02/2026

Sometimes the impact of a donated computer is best told by the people receiving them.

We recently received this heartfelt message from Rising Above Ministries, Regina Discipleship Project after more than 40 laptops were distributed to graduating and post-secondary students at White Bear First Nations Education Complex:

“Your work and dedication is changing lives.”

For students preparing for graduation, post-secondary education, and future careers, access to technology is not a luxury — it’s a tool for opportunity, learning, and connection.

Moments like this are only possible because people across Saskatchewan choose to donate devices, support digital inclusion, and believe every student deserves access to the tools they need to succeed.

Thank you to everyone who donates equipment, supports our work, and helps make digital access possible for students across Saskatchewan.

Read the full story on our blog: https://cfs-sask.ca/opening-doors-through-technology-at-white-bear-first-nation/

05/15/2026

We’re excited about what’s ahead as Computers for Success Saskatchewan.

Every day, we see how access to a computer can change someone’s life—from a student finishing their studies to a senior connecting with family, to a newcomer applying for their first job.

And there’s still more work to do.

You can be part of what comes next:
💻 Donate equipment and give devices a second life
💛 Make a financial gift to help us reach more people
📣 Share this post to help spread the word
🗣️ Received a computer? Share your story with us

Together, we can keep reducing the digital divide across Saskatchewan—one connection at a time.

05/08/2026

For many of us, it started with a simple goal: getting computers into schools that didn’t have them.

Over the years, that work has grown into something much bigger.

We’re proud that Computers for Schools Plus Saskatchewan is now Computers for Success Saskatchewan.

Why the change? Because today, we support more than schools. We work with:

✔️ Libraries and nonprofits
✔️ Low-income households and seniors
✔️ Newcomers to Canada
✔️ Adult learners and families across Saskatchewan

Access to technology opens doors—to education, jobs, and connection.
Looking back, it’s incredible to see how far we’ve come together.

And it’s all thanks to a community that believes everyone deserves the tools to succeed.

Follow our page to stay connected as we begin this next chapter.

04/29/2026

This is our last lunch together as a team in Regina. With the end of Federal funding for the program we will continue to move forward. We will always accept computers from companies and organizations, refurbish them and get them to schools and non-profits.