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Upcoming Events
Past Events

Community Links
Festivals http://seagl.org | http://linuxfestnorthwest.org

External Event Listings http://seafoss.org/calendar | http://meetup.com

What We Do

 * Hardware device refurbishment and low-cost distribution and Recycling
 * Classes in Computer and Software
 * Seniors, Children, Busy People, Handicapped
 * Install and support Free and Open Source Software.
 * Provide Service opportunities and training to enable repair and support.

Organization

 * We are modeled after the original non-profit Free Geek of Portland, Oregon.
 * To provide sustainable, affordable computing solutions utilizing free software, refurbished, and low-cost devices. Secondarily promote and develop free software.  * This statement is not board approved * 
 * Board members
 * People

(Proposed)Projects

 * (Computer Labs)
 * Hardware in the Field
 * Hardware Hacks
 * add more!

Get Involved
Join Volunteer Donate
 * Read the [[File:Volunteer orientation packet.pdf]] and [[File:Volunteer application.pdf]]
 * Attend one of our recurring Events
 * the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/freegeek-seattle [[aka
 * Chat with us on
 * Special:RequestAccount to update the wiki WikiHowTo.
 * Positions Including some that we'd like to fill
 * promote Free Geek Seattle.
 * Please contact [mailto:donate@freegeekseattle.org donate@freegeekseattle.org] with any questions or information about donating.
 * We are currently accepting hardware donations via drop-off at the Filipino Community Center of Seattle.
 * Wishlist: Thinks we'd kind of like to have
 * UrgentNeeds: Things that would help us a lot.

WikiHowTo

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