Meet your Community Engagement Lead, and learn about the various ways we have supported our over 90 partners, and the clients they serve.

To email one of our Community Engagement Leads below,  click on their name:

Adam French
 – 
Ottawa and North and Eastern Ontario
Alexander Oliver  – GTA West – from Mississauga and South and Western Ontario

Hafza Arshad – Toronto, GTA East and North to Barrie

    We are here to help the clients you serve.

    Through the Outreach program, we partner with local organizations to create promotions offering a selection of affordable computer packages that can be promoted to the clients they serve. We work closely with our partners, supporting them every step of the way.
    Ways we can work together to support the clients you serve:

    Program Partner – Help your clients apply online using a specific group code, and support the costs of the computer they order. For your clients convenience, we offer the option for your organization to receive the computers at your location to distribute to your clients.

    Referral Partner – Direct your clients to our online application where they can use a group-code specific to your organization, or region.
    Want to find out how we can tailor our Outreach Program for your qualifying clients.

    News

    Bridging Barriers in Windsor

    By: Alli Slavik, Community Engagement Coordinator, Family Support Coordinator In Windsor, newcomer women - particularly refugee claimants - often face significant barriers when trying to access education, employment, and essential services. 

    Connecting with the Community: Renewed Computer Technology and the LINC Program at Mohawk College

    By: Alex Oliver, Senior Community Engagement Lead at RCT, and Katharine Wawrzkowicz, Learning Support Specialist at Mohawk College On September 18th, Renewed Computer Technology (RCT) was invited to visit Mohawk

    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

    Dixie Bloor Neighbourhood Centre Partnership!

    This year, RCT relaunched with a new product line, which includes Laptops with Chrome Operating Software installed - instead of the regular Windows 10 Pro. These laptops come with 128

    Solid Foundation for Future Innovators!

    Early Childhood Development Initiative (ECDI) is a Toronto-based non-profit that is dedicated to promoting optimal developmental and learning outcomes for Black children ages 0-12, particularly those from families who have

    Laptop Loaner Programs to Support Students

    Access to a computer has become a fundamental requirement for education. However, not all students have access to a computer, creating a digital divide that affects their academic progress. To