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50 refurbished laptops available to income-qualifying families, individuals. PC: Maui Economic Opportunity

Fifty refurbished laptops will be offered without charge to income qualifying Maui County residents with sign-ups beginning at 4 p.m. Friday, June 21, on a first-come, first-served basis, in a partnership with AT&T, human-i-t and Maui Economic Opportunity.

The laptops with Windows operating systems will be given to residents who are at 300 percent of the poverty line – which for a family of four is $107,640 – and have not received a laptop through an MEO-sponsored program in the past two years.

Applications will close at 4 p.m. Friday, July 12. In addition to the completion of the entire application, proof of income will need to be uploaded. Incomplete applications will not be considered.  

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Online applications can be found at https://form.jotform.com/241687444953064 or by going to meoinc.org and clicking on AT&T and MEO Digital Equity Program. Applications also may be obtained at MEO offices in Wailuku, 99 Mahalani St.; Hana, 1501 Uakea Road; Lāna‘i, 1144 Ilima St. and Moloka‘i, 380 Kolapa Place, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays, excluding holidays.

Telecommunications company A&T and human-i-t are providing the laptops with MEO assisting with the distribution. Human-i-t offers refurbished devices, internet access and digital skills training by partnering with businesses and organizations to support communities without access to the digital age.

AT&T, human-i-t and MEO collaborated to distribute 45 laptops late last year. 

50 refurbished laptops available to income-qualifying families, individuals. PC: Maui Economic Opportunity
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For more information, call 808-243-4306.

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