Bridging the Digital Divide for Education Equality.

Our first Night School sponsorship round supported refugee teachers with 20 Chromebooks.

34 devices were provisioned for the 2025 Night School cohort. This is a device count, not a count of individual teachers or a single-day handover.

Our third Night School sponsorship round is planned for 21 November 2026, targeting 50 Chromebook kits. This is an upcoming commitment, not a completed distribution.
TechConnectED team together with ERTH will contact you for the collection time.
If you are within Klang Valley and you are donating more than 3 devices, the collection will be free of charge.
If you are located outside of Klang Valley area, you may opt for any suitable courier and courier your e-waste to the address below:-
Jalan Teknokrat 6 Ground Floor, G-3A, Kanvas Retail @ Prima 15, Cyberjaya, 63000 Cyberjaya, Selangor.
Based on the quantity donated, MatrixC will purchase a refurbished laptops & Google CEU License.
Whether you are contributing personally or through a private company’s CSR programme, we welcome a conversation about supporting teachers through TechConnectED.
For the upcoming Night School round, we are planning 50 refurbished Chromebooks with Chrome Enterprise licences. The planning budget is RM600 per kit, or RM30,000 in total. These figures are a funding target, not funds already raised or a final supplier quotation.
Flexible contributions are welcome. Each planned kit includes a refurbished Chromebook and Chrome Enterprise licence. These amounts are indicative planning targets, not a confirmed quotation or completed funding.
Discuss supporting one or more devices, contributing towards the programme, or coordinating a company sponsorship. Before any payment, we will confirm the current need, contribution arrangement and documentation directly with you.
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