Boulder Community Computers

Turning Waste Into Opportunity

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5 Easy Ways to Spread The Word About BoCoCo

Want to help, but don’t think you have time? You do. Just help spread the word.

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Donate Your Old iPhone; Save Time, the Earth

You’ll save money on your taxes, save yourself time and help us change the world.

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Help Us Use Ubuntu, Linux and Open Source to Change The World

We’re looking for ideas about using free software to change the world.

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The Digital Divide in Boulder, Colorado and Beyond

The digital divide isn’t something we have to sit around and wait to close: groups throughout Boulder County are working to push it together.

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The Amazing Science Behind What Motivates People

Money doesn’t motivate; purpose motivates. Volunteer with us.

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Volunteer with us this Saturday

A number of volunteers helped reduce e-waste last Saturday. You can join them this week.

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About

Boulder Community Computers (Bococo) is a non-profit that bridges the digital divide and prevents electronic waste in Boulder. We refurbish old computer equipment and allow people to purchase, barter, or earn it through work trade. We also host classes at our shop and in select communities around Boulder.

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July 9th, 2010

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July 5th, 2010

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June 19th, 2010

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E-Waste Recycling Challenges in Colorado Springs

Colorado Springs is less than 100 miles away from Boulder, but for years the two cities were worlds apart when it came to recycling. Now that’s starting to change.