Kramden Institute has made a significant impact in closing the digital divide in North Carolina. With over 4,000 computers awarded to hardworking and disadvantaged students, 16,000 people now have access to a home computer. 

 Take a look at the distribution maps below created by Kramden volunteer Allison Najman.  

Map A: The frequency of computers awarded by zip. 

 As a Durham based non-profit, Kramden clearly awards more computers to hardworking students in the RTP Area than in other North Carolina locations. 

Map B: North Carolina zip codes with at least 1 Kramden recipient

Kramden has awarded computers to students all over the state of North Carolina 

Kramden has the capacity to refurbish almost 3,000 computers in 2009 alone. With appropriate funding and support, Kramden can reach every town in North Carolina, and ultimately- the country. 

It costs $65 to refurbish a computer for a deserving student. Help us add a peg to our map by donating to Kramden today.