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| ![]() Christmas comes early for 60 immigrant youth and familiesLocal businessman gives back through donation of computers to Calgary newcomers adjusting to life in Canada
Too often, the lack of a computer creates challenge for immigrant families, especially those from low-income backgrounds. When newcomers arrive to Calgary they focus on finding a home, acquiring a job and ensuring their kids are safe, settled and able to find a sense of belonging. To them a computer is more than a piece of equipment - it is the ability to complete and submit schoolwork, look up transit schedules and maps, find a grocery store, connect with their families back home, translate a word they do not understand, or submit a job application. To them, a computer is an opportunity to be empowered and succeed in Canadian society. Media representatives are invited to attend and cover this partnership success story as ERA delivers a full truck of computers to the CBFY. Date: Tuesday, December 2, 2014 Time: 10:00 AM Location: The Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth #201, 1112 - 40 Avenue N.E. Calgary, AB T2E 5T8 Attendees: The Calgary Bridge Foundation for Youth (CBFY) Electronic Recycling Association (ERA) Alberta’ Clients of CBFY — 30 — Note: Several recipients of the computer donations will be available on-location for interviews with media. Media enquiries may be directed to: Kristi Gartner Marketing and Communications Manager Electronic Recycling Association (Office) 1- 403-262-4488 ext 104 Kristi@era.ca Simone Brown Senior Resource Development Officer The Calgary Bridge Foundation Work: 403-930-2749 | Cell: 403-966-4434 sbrown@cbfy.ca End
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