DedicatedNOW.com Donates Hundreds of Servers and Computers

Clifton, NJ (Gawkwire.com) Given the current economic decline, there is no shortage of homeless or jobless citizens in America. In addition to housing and rehabilitation services, URC’s goal is to find the best way to get people back to work. “The common denominator seemed to be computers,” says Lane Jacobs, Founder and President of URC. “Every company, regardless of the industry, needs computers to operate. So, we felt that computer training would put our clients one step ahead in their job search, “says Jacobs.
 
URC’s Computer Training Program teaches the jobless to repair, maintain and operate computers. At the end of the program, students are given the computers for their own use.  Any computers which are unable to be rehabilitated are sold to local recycling companies, thereby generating additional revenue for the organization. URC’s computer literacy program provides beginner to advanced classes as needed to compete in today’s job market. With vocational training programs that include computer salvage, repair and refurbishing, building maintenance and facilities management, URC is a savior to many during these tough times.
 
DedicatedNOW plans another similar contribution of dedicated servers later this year. To find out how you can help the homeless and unemployed in New Jersey, please contact Lane Jacobs at 973-632-9343 or via email at lane@urbanrenewal.org.  For more information about DedicatedNOW’s managed dedicated hosting and collocation services in New Jersey, please contact Josh Ewin, Director of Sales & Marketing at 973-572-1078 or via email at jewin@fortressitx.com.

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