

We provide free computers, tech training, and support to those who need it most low-income youth, elders, and people with disabilities while keeping electronics out of the landfill.
Through generous electronic donations, we refurbish and repurpose devices to serve communities from rural Chiapas to Coast Salish Territory (Pacific Northwest). We believe access to technology is a right, not a privilege.
We rely on your generous donations to breathe new life into recycled electronics. Your support helps us purchase essential replacement parts, such as SSDs, batteries, chargers, and other components, to refurbish computers and make them as good as new. Additionally, we provide our students with toolkits and Windows 11 bootable USBs to ensure they have the resources they need to succeed. Monetary donations also help cover shipping costs, enabling us to transport refurbished computers from Washington to Chiapas.
You can support our work by making a tax-deductible donation through our fiscal sponsor, 350 Tacoma.
Donate here or send a check to "350 Tacoma" with a memo of "for Chiapas Education Project"
to 311 Puyallup Ave, ste A, Tacoma WA 98421
Donation receipts given upon request.
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Volunteer and be part of the prayer to expand access to technology while protecting Mother Earth!
With your help, we can expand our programs and positive outcomes.
* Offer your business or non-profit as an electronic drop-off location. The more drop-off locations we have between Everett and Olympia, the more we can keep harmful electronic waste out of the landfill, easing the burden on Mother Earth. The items dropped off will be refurbished and given to those in need, or properly recycled if not able to be refurbished.
* Help us get more funding by offering your grant writing skills.
* Sponsor school lunch for a child in Chiapas. At the school where we have established computer labs and access to technology, many of the students cannot afford lunch and go hungry during the day. Just $25 a month can sponsor a child's meals. Chiapas is the poorest state in Mexico, so a little goes a long way.
Please reach out to offer your help or to ask any questions you have to info@chiapaseducation.org
1818 East Yesler Way, Seattle, WA, USA


🌎 We are a proud to be a member "All My Relations" Coalition.
All My Relations is a matriarchal and Indigenous-led coalition of First Nations, Indigenous, Black, and allied communities walking together in prayer and resistance. Rooted in love, ceremony, and justice, we move as one—honoring our ancestors, protecting our undocumented relatives, and standing in solidarity across all borders.