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SeniorNet Receives Major Microsoft
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Microsoft Corporation Awards SeniorNet
Software Grant Valued
at $1,458,820
Greetings SeniorNet Volunteers and Members!
Though the world is in
an economic crisis and several corporations are ceasing contributions and grants
to nonprofit organizations, we have an exceptional announcement to make, that
proves the continued value and relevance of SeniorNet's mission and validates
the efforts and perisistence of SeniorNet's Staff and Board of
Directors.
Seniornet Headquarters is extremely pleased to announce that
Microsoft Corporation has awarded SeniorNet a major grant in operating systems
and software.  Our long-standing partnership and an extremely good relationship
with Microsoft Corporation have paid off.
As part of the Microsoft Unlimited
Potential - Community Technology Skills program focused on imroving IT skills
for underserved individuals and communities through community technology
centers, Microsoft is generously donating copies of Microsoft Vista Business and
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 for every SeniorNet Learning Center in
good standing.
Below is an excerpt from the grant award letter:
"Microsoft and
its employees have long recognized the importance of being engaged in supporting
communities around the world.  Through our Unlimited Potential commitment to
bring technology to the next 5 billion people, Microsoft seeks to reach the
first billlion people by 2015.  The Microsoft Unlimited Potential - Community
Technology Skills program focuses on imporving IT skills for underserved
individuals and communities through community technology centers or telecenters.
 By offering grants of cash, software, and curriculum we can partner to  create
social and economic opportunities that can change peoples' lives and transform
communities."
SeniorNet is grateful to Microsoft Corporation for this very
generous grant.  This is a fantastic way to kick off 2009 and we look forward to
sharing many more exciting announcements!
Jodi Lyons                            
                  Leslie M. Smith
SeniorNet Executive Director                  
  SeniorNet Board Chairman
 
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