Computers For Schools Kenya (CFSK) is a charitable non-governmental organization that has been propelling Kenya into the digital age since its establishment in 2002. With eight regional centers spread across the country, CFSK has made significant contributions to the education sector. They have sourced and installed over 400,200 personal computers in over 12,010 public schools, institutes, and colleges.

Additionally, they provide comprehensive technical maintenance support to ensure the computers are fully operational. CFSK's commitment to education extends beyond hardware and technical support. They have developed digital multimedia teaching and learning resources tailored to the national secondary school curriculum, enhancing the learning experience for both teachers and students.

The organization has also conducted computer proficiency training for over 100,000 school principals, education officers, and teachers. Recognizing the importance of environmental conservation, CFSK established the WEEE Centre, the first e-waste management facility in Kenya. This facility is responsible for the recycling and proper disposal of all electronic waste.

Through partnerships with various entities, including communities, private sector corporations, civil society organizations, and international charities, CFSK has provided approximately 1. 5 million Kenyan youth with access to information and communication technologies. CFSK's vision is to establish an information-rich Kenyan society actively participating in sustainable national development.

Their mission is to empower young Kenyans for life in a knowledge-based society by developing ICT infrastructure and capacity. In summary, Computers For Schools Kenya is revolutionizing education in Kenya by providing schools with computers, technical support, digital resources, and training programs. Their innovative solutions and commitment to environmental sustainability have made them a model organization, both nationally and internationally