Operation Homefront a non-profit organization dedicated to helping soldiers in need and CDW-G a technology 
serivce provider, have partnered to provide donated laptops to wounded soldiers in the DC area.
Soliders recovering at Fort Belvoir and Walter Reed will be able to connect with family, take courses, stay in touch with friends and keep up with the news with the donated laptops.
In addition to the laptop computer donations, Office Depot will match any Lexmark printer purchase from May 30 through June 5, 2010 with a printer donation to Operation Homefront to be distributed throughout the US.
If you have recently replaced your computer and it is still in good working condition you can contact your local chapter of Operation Homefront to see whether it would be acceptable for donation.
Since Operation Homefront was founded in 2002 they have has provided more than $92 million dollars of funding to programs to benefit military families.
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Military Relocation Specialist serving military families relocating to and from the Pentagon, Fort Belvoir, Quantico MCB and all of the Military District of Washington installations.
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I believe I see a theme in your blog posts this week :-)
My grandson just enlisted this past month and is waiting to be sworn in. Must take after his grandfather. I'll check out Operation Homefront in our area.
I'll be heading out to look at new printers this weekend, so your post was very timely. Office Depot and Lexmark, I'm headed your way!
Hi Cindy, this is a wonderful thing! I'm going to check it out because I just bought a new laptop and wasn't sure what to do with my old one until now. Thank you! :) I have to reblog this!
Pat-yes there is a theme this week :-)
Kay-Your grandson has made a huge committment for our country. Tell him THANK YOU from me.
Margaret-I have two printers in my closet that I am going to pass on to Operation Homefront.
Jackie-Timing is everything. Thanks for the reblog.