

We reduce e-waste and expand Access to Technology by refurbishing donated electronics and giving them a second life. We provide free computers, technology training, repairs, and hands-on support. Our projects reach communities in the Pacific Northwest, South Dakota, Chiapas, Mexico, and Guatemala.
We believe everyone has a right to Access to Technology.
A computer you no longer use could help a student do their schoolwork. We collect and refurbish donated electronics in Washington State to reduce e-waste and expand Access to Technology.
From 2023 through 2026, we refurbished and donated more than 450 computers across the communities we serve, including the Pacific Northwest, Pine Ridge, and Chiapas.
During that same period, we shipped more than 4,500 pounds of gently used items from Washington to Chiapas. We use donated clothing to protect computers during shipping, then share the clothing with local families.

Through All My Relations Coalition, Chiapas Education Project helps create space for Migrant Indigenous Relatives to gather in the city, Pray in the ways of our Ancestors, and share our Ceremonies with younger generations. For those of us living far from our homelands, these gatherings are a way to stay connected to our cultures and to one another.
