Help with Computer Testing and Packing at World Computer Exchange! They provide computers and support services to help connect more youth to the Internet in 61 developing countries. No technical skills are required. Transportation can be arranged to pick up volunteers at the Braintree Red Line T-Station or the commuter boat stop in Hingham. This project is kid-friendly for those 10 and up with one-on-one parent supervision. Contact pcooney@worldcomputerexchange.org for more information.

Organize a Drive in your Town, your Church, your School or DayCare Center!

World Computer Exchange (www.worldcomputerexchange.org) has a wish list on file with Boston Cares. Have your kids help those in need! Contact Pam Cooney with questions about dropping off donations atpcooney@worldcomputerexchange.org.

• Working color monitors that are less than 9 years old and have a  built in auto switch for the voltage these will say something like "Power: 110/220 volts" on the back of the monitor. All monitors built after 1995 have this except for one brand of NEC monitors. 
• Working Hardware Parts and Accessories
• Working Power Protection such as : Surge Protectors, Uninterruptible Power Supplies, Replacement UPS Batteries
• Working Power Supplies
• Working Networking Parts such as: Wireless cards, Routers, Wireless Accessories
•  Software: Educational, non-violent, appropriate

Boston Cares organizes team-based volunteer projects in the Greater Boston area. BOOYAH! (Boston’s Young Active Hands) engages youth in volunteering. For more information or to register to volunteer, visit www.bostoncares.org. Boston Cares: Volunteering for a Greater Boston!