A student-led initiative bridging the digital divide through hands-on STEM education and community service
We teach students how to build custom PCs and use that knowledge to serve others by donating computers to underserved communities.
Empower youth with valuable technical skills through hands-on computer building workshops
Bridge the digital divide by providing custom-built computers to those without access
Create opportunities for students to lead impactful community service projects

Over 14 million students in the U.S. lack access to reliable computers, creating an ever-widening opportunity gap
Schools often lack hands-on, project-based STEM programming that engages students in real-world applications
Students rarely get opportunities to lead meaningful community impact projects that develop crucial leadership skills
A student-led club where youth build custom computers from scratch and donate them to families and nonprofits in need.
Students gain technical skills by building custom PCs from components, understanding hardware, software, and troubleshooting
Members collaborate in teams, develop project management skills, and take ownership of the entire build-to-donation process
Each completed PC is donated to underserved students or nonprofits, creating immediate, tangible impact in the community
Dedicated team of diverse students with varying technical backgrounds working together
Our target custom computers assembled and prepared for donation to community partners
Local organizations helping us identify recipients who will benefit most from technology access
Our second year includes regular club meetings, specialized workshops, community build days, and donation ceremonies celebrating the impact.
Our sustainable model creates a cycle of learning, impact, and growth. Students develop technical and leadership skills while making a real difference in their communities.
Each phase builds upon the previous, creating a continuous pipeline of education, service, and expansion that multiplies our impact over time.
Our pilot program at Providence Day School, establishing our model and building community partnerships
150+ PCs we want to donate as we expand to 5 additional schools across North Carolina, refining our replication model
100+ students engaged across 20+ club chapters throughout the Southeast, creating a movement of tech-powered community service
With each computer potentially serving multiple users, our impact extends to hundreds of students gaining access to critical technology
Comprehensive toolkit with guides, templates, and resources for new chapters to launch quickly and effectively
Customizable GoFundMe campaigns and corporate partnership templates to secure hardware and financial backing
Interactive website with impact tracker, resources, and storytelling to connect chapters and showcase outcomes

Our scalable model allows for rapid growth while maintaining quality and impact. Each new chapter adapts our core framework to their local needs and resources.
$50,000 sponsors 50-60 complete builds, providing computers to 50+ families or organizations in need
Provide technical experts or industry professionals to guide students through builds and share career insights
Contribute CPUs, GPUs, monitors, cases, or other components to reduce costs and increase our reach
Help share our story through your networks, with recognition on our website, social media, and at events

Jaden Scruggs | Jaden Neely| Tomiwa Onafuwia| Blake Cathcart
Email: Jaden@jadensoccer.com
Instagram: @PC4CHANGE
"Let's build the future together — one computer at a time."
Your support doesn't just provide computers — it creates opportunities, builds skills, and empowers the next generation of technical leaders and community changemakers.
Join us in bridging the digital divide and transforming how students engage with technology and community service.
PC4CHANGE