Donated Laptop Helps Person Move Forward

Another grateful laptop recipient:

Dear [Computer Friendly]

I wanted to take a moment to thank you from the bottom of my heart for the laptop you gave me. Your kindness came at exactly the right time, and it means more to me than I can put into words.

This laptop will make a huge difference in my life. It will help me with my job search, managing my documents, staying connected with my family, and improving my skills so I can build a more stable future. Having the right tools makes everything easier, and you’ve given me something that will support me every single day.

I truly appreciate your kindness and Please know that your support is helping me move forward with confidence and hope.

Thank you again for everything.

 

Warm regards,

(Laptop recipient asked to remain anonymous)

Thank you for Laptop Support

Over recent years Computer Friendly has invested a considerable amount of time and effort to distributing donated laptops to those in need of such a device. It is always gratifying to receive thanks from a recipient:

Dear [Computer Friendly]

I am writing to sincerely thank you for providing me with the laptop. I truly appreciate your generosity and support. It means a lot to me.

This laptop will make a significant difference in my education and personal development. I am currently taking online courses, including English language courses, and having reliable access to a computer allows me to attend lessons, complete assignments, and improve my skills more effectively.

I am also in the process of applying to colleges. The laptop will help me prepare my CV, write strong application letters, and complete online applications properly and on time. If I receive an offer from a college, this device will be essential for my studies, enabling me to work hard, access learning materials, and achieve good results.

In addition, I have some background in programming, and I plan to continue developing my skills using this laptop. It will allow me to practise coding and further improve my technical knowledge.

Thank you once again for your kindness and support. Your help is making a real and positive impact on my future.

 

Best regards,

(Laptop recipient asked to remain anonymous)

Computer Friendly Working with a Partner in the Community

Volunteers from Computer Friendly working with one of our partners in the community to improve digital skills of their members with our successful blend of training by up front tutoring, supported by over the shoulder helpers.

Over the coming months volunteers from Computer Friendly will be running a series of bespoke courses in Wheathampstead for WI members from across the region. The bespoke WI classes are based upon the courses that Computer Friendly have developed over the years covering the basics of using Windows computers. The objective of these classes is to help the individual WI branches improve the digital skills and make better use of computers and the Internet in running their branches.

Huge thanks from a Happy Customer

To Computer Friendly

Once again you have lived up to your name “friendly”.
Yesterday I went to the London Colney community centre for the first time. Easy to get to, free parking and not busy. Dean was very knowledgeable and helpful and able to sort out my IPad issues which started following the last software download.

I also met the author of the very useful Windows workbook I received when I went on the Windows course last year.

Congratulations on having recruited so many helpful volunteers.

A huge thanks

Vivien

Featured image of London Colney GualdimG, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Volunteering at Computer Friendly opens door for student

Jamie Lucking-Firth, seen on the left in the above photo – taken on the day we started drop-ins in Redbourn, volunteered for us at our Redbourn drop-in from January 2024 to the summer of 2024 before going off to University.

Jamie said last week: “Just wanted to let you know that I just secured my industrial placement at BMW doing cyber security. I couldn’t have done it without the opportunity you gave me to help at computer friendly so thanks a lot for that!”.

Thank you Jamie for supporting us and the people of Redbourn. Good luck in your future career.