Community

Technology experience can be useful to a town beyond paid work. Here is some of what that has looked like so far.

Chris and three boys under the oaks, holding boxes and armfuls of donated headsets for Keystone Heights Elementary
Collecting headsets for Keystone Heights Elementary, 2026.

The 2026 headset drive

In 2026 I organized a headset drive for the students at Keystone Heights Elementary. We collected 418 wired headsets.

It wasn’t a one-person effort. Local businesses and community members helped support the drive.

Speaking around town

I’ve been invited to speak with local civic and business organizations about Keystone Heights Tech Help and its community work, and local Clay County publications have featured the business.

What’s next

I’m always looking for more ways to support local schools and the technology needs of the community.

Help for your school, church, or group

If your school, church, or group could use help with technology, call or text and tell me about it.