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When Yoana Molina Marcial, executive director of Guerreras Latinas, heard about the $2 million investment in Free Geek from Free Geek’s CEO Juan Muro in July, she says the emotion was overpowering. “I ...

PORTLAND -- Oso Martin had a dream -- collect old computers, teach volunteers to fix them, give the good ones away to good causes and make sure the rest are responsibly recycled. He made that dream ...

This story is published in cooperation with Willamette Week and ComcastRISE. A $2 million investment is poised to help Portland nonprofit Free Geek expand its efforts to advance digital equity and ...

Do you have what it takes to be Free Geek’s Education Coordinator? Do you enjoy walking chaos around on a leash? Do you love teaching in a hands-on environment? Do you thirst to help bridge the ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland nonprofit Free Geek was forced to temporarily close after a fire damaged their donation center early Friday morning. One dead, road closed after two-car crash in ...

According to the U.S. Census Bureau's 2018 American Community Survey, 32,000 households in Multnomah County did not subscribe to internet service and had incomes of less than $75,000 per year. For ...

“It all started with Richard Seymour talking about Free Geek from Portland, Oregon at Arise Bookstore in September of 2007,” said Thomas Saunders, a co-founder of the Free Geek Twin Cities, a project ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Crayons and pencils are among the first things people typically think about when it comes to school supplies. But schools are moving to the digital space, with most students now doing ...

Inside Free Geek's 15,000 square-foot warehouse across the Hawthorne Bridge from downtown, dozens of slender gray computers idle on racks: Discarded Dells, used Gateways, tired Compaqs. It's easy to ...