Our Partners
We4U partners with local bay area non profit organizations and conducts community service events

Buddy4Seniors
Why do we do?
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Seniors exhibited feelings of isolation, loneliness, and dependence.
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Recognizing how technology allowed these senior citizens to become more active during their daily routines
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Integrated the benefits of voice-activated technology by installing Amazon Echo and Google Home devices at their cottages and residency locations.

Glasses4All
How do we collect?
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Once enough eyewear is collected
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It is assembled and taken to homeless shelters
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Distributed through fittings, where people see whether our eyeglasses improve their vision.
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Other times, it is donated overseas.
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Some forms of eyewear, such as the lenses and frames given to other organizations to better assemble them

Warmth2Homeless
What do we do?
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Distribute sleeping bags and care packages to the homeless
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Host Leadership Forums
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Host Human Rights Forums
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Host Education Expos
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Donate supplies to underprivileged schools
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Host fundraisers to support community
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Sponsor members' non-profit efforts

Running4Shoes
Where do we get?
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Providing shoes to the under privileged school children, initiated a simple yet powerful movement to ensure that every child can wear proper footwear to school.
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It is heart warming to see the tremendous outpouring of support from donors and dedicated volunteers.
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Children are very vulnerable to soil transmitted diseases which can lead to serious illnesses & many cases resulting in death since most of the children go around barefoot.

Teach Seniors Tech
Why we do?
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Seeks to educate seniors about technology through teaching them about social networking, surfing the web, and operating the basics of computers.
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This program is run by student volunteers who have a passion to teach technology and give back to the senior community.
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It is valuable to learn how to use new technology in this technologically savvy world.

Financials4Kids
How do we meet?
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Committed to providing underprivileged students with free financial literacy classes.
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Through an interactive and hands on approach, we have taught youth in the Bay Area about topics ranging from delayed gratification to compound interest.
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Classes are once a week for six weeks, aimed at 3rd-6th grade students.