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Ronkonkoma, NY—

TechWorks Consulting, Inc. is proud to announce the latest milestone in its Techworks Gives Back "Tech for Good" program, an ongoing initiative dedicated to supporting nonprofits and the Long Island community by providing technology resources they might otherwise go without.

As part of this effort, Techworks refurbished 10 laptops previously donated by Sachem Public Library, and delivered them to Options for Community Living, a nonprofit organization that provides housing, support services, and care coordination for individuals and families living with mental illness, HIV/AIDS, and other chronic health conditions. These laptops will help Options for Community Living further its mission of empowering people to achieve stability, improved health, and independence.

Real Tech. Real Impact.
The Techworks Gives Back program was created to bridge the technology gap for nonprofits that often face budget constraints. By repurposing gently used laptops and desktops, TechWorks ensures these organizations have access to reliable technology— critical for communication, education, and service delivery.

What makes this donation even more special is the hands-on involvement of Techworks CEO Chris Coluccio, who personally worked on each laptop to ensure it met the highest standards of quality and performance.

“Technology is more than hardware—it’s opportunity,” said Chris Coluccio, CEO of Techworks Consulting, Inc. “Through Techworks Gives Back, we’re committed to helping nonprofits leverage technology to fulfill their missions and make a lasting impact in our community.”

What makes this effort even more special? Our CEO, Chris Coluccio, personally worked on each laptop to ensure it was ready to empower those who need it most.

About Techworks
TechWorks is a leading provider of innovative technology solutions, committed to helping businesses and communities thrive through secure, reliable, and forward-thinking IT services.

About Options for Community Living
Options for Community Living is a Long Island-based nonprofit organization that provides housing and supportive services to individuals and families in need, including those living with mental illness, HIV/AIDS, and other chronic health conditions. Their programs promote health, independence, and dignity.

Susie Henaghan
Director of Marketing
Techworks Consulting, Inc.
631-285-1527 ex 137
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