WHO IS RENEWED COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY?
Renewed Computer Technology (RCT) is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that empowers learners, educators and not-for-profit organizations with increased access to information and communications technology (ICT), skill development and learning opportunities, in a socially and environmentally responsible manner.
VISION
RCT expands minds by extending technology
MISSION/WHAT WE DO
RCT is a social enterprise that delivers social, economic & environmental benefits. We do this by:
- Providing renewed information and communication technology (ICT) to learners
- Offering workplace skills & training opportunities for youth and volunteers
- Enabling organizations to realize their social responsibility programs
VALUES
As a social enterprise, we value:
- Collaboration: We nurture our relationships with our team, our recipients and our partners
- Learning: We deliver opportunities for learning
- Environmental Leadership: We take a leadership role in environmental responsible reuse & recycling practices
- Quality: We take pride in our processes and practices that deliver quality products and services
- Ethical Behaviour: Ethical behaviour governs our entire organization
Impacts & Inspiration
News, Stories, and More
ONE City Scholarship Fund
ONE City Scholarship Fund has seen firsthand how access to reliable technology can be a game-changer for youth transitioning to post-secondary education. Many of their recipients have shared that they
Adam French
Celebrating 10 Years at RCT When I graduated from Carleton University in 2013, I was looking for a job that would use the skills I gained through my Major in International History.
Jocelyn Campbell (Pronouns: She/Her
By: Jocelyn Campbell I studied at Centennial College, where I graduated with an advanced diploma in Business Administration Marketing. During my studies, I worked at The GAP and then Victoria’s
11th REmarket Took Place on Oct 9 and 10, 2024
The St. Lawrence Neighbour Association held its 11th event. In addition to the 3 skids (approx. 1052 kg) of electronic e-waste that was collected by RCT, here are the impacts
Working with M’Wikwedong!
Jennifer Linklater who is a Georgian College Indigenous Resource contact, we understood the role of M’Wikwedong in the community and through her we found the right place for our Indigenous community