#GiveAKit Cornwall
We need to act now to get digital devices to children, so they can continue to learn during the pandemic.
Together we can end the #digitaldivide
How can I get involved?
Whether you're an individual or a company, there are many ways you can help get kit to kids.
I'm an individual and I'd like to make a donation to help pay for kit
DonateI would like to set-up my own fundraising page to get #Kit4Kids
£2,000 giveaway!
We have £2,000 to give away to the first ten schools who raise £200 this term!
What do YOU want to buy for your school? Laptops? Tablets? WiFi dongles perhaps? Start a fundraiser by clicking the button below, be one of the first to raise £200 and we'll match it - it's that easy!
Make sure you read the Terms & Conditions before starting your project to ensure you'll be eligible for this matchfunding opportunity. Don't miss out!
Click here to enter£371,973
Total raised
40
Total projects
3,196
Total supporters
The Coronavirus pandemic has exposed a crisis in our schools
9% of all children don’t have access to a laptop, desktop or tablet to learn from home. 880,000 children live in homes without wifi (Ofcom, 2020).
Those who have access to a computer have a significant advantage over those who don't. The closure of schools has exacerbated pre-existing inequalities, widening the attainment gap for disadvantaged young people.
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1.8 million children still don't have access to online learning
Together we can end the digital divide and ensure all students have access to equal learning opportunities, whether they’re at school or at home.
The inequality of access to online learning has become painfully apparent during the pandemic, and it cannot go on. Education is a fundamental right of all children, and when the only access to it is digitally we have to ensure that no child is left out.
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Laptops for Learning Southwark
Help us get laptops to local children by donating today. Over 2500 Southwark pupils are still without access to a computer.
88% raised
2 days left
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Donate: End the Digital Divide for Camden Pupils
Help Camden's pupils get the computers and Wi-Fi they need to learn online at home during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
£62,336 raised
362 supporters
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BAME Children's Computer Fund
To enable continued education, mental health and well-being for disadvantaged BAME children who have been missing education in the pandemic.
2% raised
0 minutes left
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BroadBand Aid
Raising much-needed funds to purchase laptops & tablets for the most vulnerable children in our communities to access remote learning.
£7,180 raised
276 supporters
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Covid Fund: Raising money for online learning
Help us to raise money to enable access for all children at Botley School to access online learning during the lockdown.
£4,052 raised
67 supporters
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Bridging Portsmouth’s Digital Divide
Help us to provide laptops and internet access to the Portsmouth children who need them most
70% raised
22 days left
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Laptops for Learning: Bridging the digital divide
We aim to provide every child with equal access to remote learning. We have set up a funding page for those of you who may wish to donate.
88% raised
2 days left
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Devices for learning: Bridging the digital divide
Funds raised will contribute to buying laptops for our pupils. We aim to provide every pupil with equal access to remote learning.
70% raised
8 days left
Fundraise for your school
Is there a lack of devices in your school? Raise money for the devices you need and order them from LGfL.
Ending the Digital Divide in Camden Schools
In Camden, when schools closed in the first lockdown, more than 3,000 pupils were without access to a computer at home.
Camden Council set up a crowdfunding campaign to help end the digital divide, raising funds to buy devices for disadvantaged children in their Borough. They raised over £60,000.
Thanks to your amazing generosity, we’re currently in the process of distributing the first 96 computers to schools and have ordered a further 154
A mum said it was pay the wi-fi or feed the children this month…