Technology shouldbelong to everyonein Bangladesh.
Free digital education, refurbished devices, and community tech labs for students aged 7–18 in underserved communities.
A movement built on four principles.
Collect & Refurbish
Laptops, tablets, and desktops donated by individuals and corporations are professionally wiped, repaired, and loaded with educational software.
Programs that bridge the divide.
Free Digital Literacy
Foundational computing, internet navigation, and digital safety for students with zero prior exposure.
2,400+ enrolledCoding & Future Skills
Hands-on coding in Scratch, HTML/CSS, and Python for students ready to build real things.
380 active codersSchool Workshops
Volunteer-led one-day and multi-day workshops bringing technology directly to government school campuses.
47 schools visited
We are not building an NGO. We are building the digital future of Bangladesh.
In their own words.
Students from the labs, the tech vans, and the char islands TFA reaches — telling it plainly.
Sabeha IslamAge 11 · Korail, Dhaka
Joy NobinAge 14 · Halisahar, Chittagong
Tanvir SheikhAge 9 · Gaibandha, RangpurSabeha IslamAge 11 · Korail, DhakaJoy NobinAge 14 · Halisahar, ChittagongTanvir SheikhAge 9 · Gaibandha, RangpurSabeha IslamAge 11 · Korail, DhakaJoy NobinAge 14 · Halisahar, ChittagongTanvir SheikhAge 9 · Gaibandha, RangpurSabeha IslamAge 11 · Korail, DhakaJoy NobinAge 14 · Halisahar, ChittagongTanvir SheikhAge 9 · Gaibandha, RangpurFund the next cohort.
Together these students need $770 for devices, internet, and a year of mentored education.
18 active labs across Bangladesh.
From urban Dhaka to the coastal chars of Gaibandha, our labs are open six days a week for any student who walks in.
Teach what you know.
How much time can you give?
≈ 30 students mentored this year.
Every device changes a life
One deviceone connectionone year of mentorshipone future
That is all it takes to put a child on a completely different trajectory.