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In 2006, HP awarded HP mobile and wireless technology packages valued at approximately $17,000 each to 104 nonprofit organizations in the United States and Puerto Rico, through the HP Technology for Community Grant Initiative.
More than 2,000 organizations applied for this grant in 2006. All of the applicants are providing much-needed services to their communities in the areas of health and human services, workforce development, the environment, arts and technology, and community and economic development.
Selection of the final grant awardees was very competitive so we want to congratulate the following 2006 U.S. HP Technology for Community grant recipients:
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California |
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American Red Cross-Palo Alto Area Chapter, Palo Alto
Support Network for Battered Women,
Sunnyvale
Sensory Access Foundation,
Sunnyvale
Sonoma Land Trust,
Santa Rosa
Coastal Watershed Council,
Santa Cruz
Junior Achievement of Silicon Valley & Monterey Bay,
Santa Clara
Child Care Coordinating Council of San Mateo,
San Mateo
ACT for Mental Health,
San Jose
Achievekids,
San Jose
American Red Cross-Santa Clara Valley Chapter,
San Jose
Asian Americans for Community Involvement,
San Jose
Next Door Solutions to Domestic Violence,
San Jose
Opera San Jose,
San Jose
YWCA in Santa Clara Valley,
San Jose
Coro Center for Civic Leadership,
San Francisco
Ronald McDonald House of San Francisco,
San Francisco
Jewish Family and Children's Services,
San Francisco
Meals On Wheels of San Francisco, Inc.,
San Francisco
Literacy for Environmental Justice,
San Francisco
Southern California Tribal Chairmen's Association-Tribal Digital Village,
San Diego County
Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County,
San Diego
I Love A Clean San Diego,
San Diego
Volunteer San Diego,
San Diego
UCP of Greater Sacramento,
Sacramento
The Keaton Raphael Memorial,
Roseville
The Gathering Inn,
Roseville
Girls For A Change,
Palo Alto
Eastmont Computing Center,
Oakland
Prevent Child Abuse California,
North Highlands
Sillicon Valley Habitat for Humanity,
Milpitas
Friends of Bolivia, Inc,
Milpitas
Opportunities Industrialization Center West,
Menlo Park
Tri-Valley Haven,
Livermore
One East Palo Alto,
East Palo Alto
Free At Last,
East Palo Alto
Cupertino Community Services,
Cupertino
Sierra Service Project,
Carmichael
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Idaho |
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Terry Reilly Health Services,
Nampa
Boys & Girls Clubs of Ada County,
Garden City
WITCO,
Caldwell
St. Luke's Health Foundation, Ltd.,
Boise
The Idaho Foodbank,
Boise
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southwest Idaho,
Boise
Boise Family YMCA,
Boise
Family Advocate Program, Inc.,
Boise
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Idaho,
Boise
Ronald McDonald House Idaho,
Boise
Boise Art Museum,
Boise
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Oregon |
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Tigard
Junior Achievement-Columbia Empire,
Portland
Portland Rescue Mission,
Portland
The Pangaea Project,
Portland
Home Life, Inc.,
Corvallis
Benton Co. Comm. for the Prevention of Child Abuse,
Corvallis
Center Against Rape and Domestic Violence,
Corvallis
Community Outreach, Inc.,
Corvallis
Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc.,
Corvallis
HELPS,
Corvallis
The Arc of Benton County, Inc.,
Corvallis
Mighty Oaks Children's Therapy Center,
Albany
Metafore, Portland
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Texas |
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TOMAGWA Ministries Medical Clinic,
Tomball
Houston Area Women's Center,
Houston
Houston IT Empowerment Consortium,
Houston
Child Advocates, Inc.,
Houston
Chinese Community Center,
Houston
Greater Houston Area Red Cross,
Houston
Habitat for Humanity Northwest Harris County,
Houston
Houston Food Bank,
Houston
Northwest Assistance Ministries,
Houston
Houston Area Urban League,
Houston
Houston Technology Center, Houston
South Union Community Development, Inc, Houston
Genesys Works, Houston
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