Providing more than 90,000 computers in Saskatchewan, part of more than 1.5 million computers nationally.

We would like to acknowledge that we are on treaty land, referred to as Treaty 4 Territory in Regina and Treaty 6 Territory in Saskatoon. Treaty 4 encompasses the lands of the Cree, Saulteaux, Dakota, Nakota, Lakota, and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. Treaty 6 encompasses the lands of the Cree, Dakota, Nakota, Saulteaux (SO-TOE) and the homeland of the Métis Nation.

Computers for Schools+ (CFS+) Saskatchewan is delivered by Saskatchewan Technology Renewal Inc. (STRi), a registered charity. CFS+ distributes over 4000 computers each year to schools, libraries and non-profits across Saskatchewan.

Volunteer repair and refurbishing centers are located in Saskatoon and Regina where surplus computers are cleaned, refurbished, and prepared for delivery. CFS+ is fortunate to have the support and involvement of approximately 70 SaskTel Telephone Pioneers that volunteer hundreds of hours each year refurbishing and distributing computers. Their leadership and commitment to the community has allowed CFS+ in Saskatchewan to flourish. The Pioneer’s philosophy of “Answering the call of those in need” focuses on the education sector in all their current community service programs. In May 1994, the Canadian arm of the Pioneers won the international Pioneering Award of Excellence for their founding role in Computers for Schools+ turning a surplus of government computers into an educational windfall.

CFS+ actively seeks computer/IT donations from the public and private sector. All federal government departments contribute their surplus equipment to CFS+ as part of the Treasury Board Directorate. Computers for Schools+ Saskatchewan thanks our donors for their continued support. The milestones we reach and the goals we surpass would not be possible without their generous donations. Click here to see a list of donors.