Computers go hand in hand with schooling these days with online learning being a big part of our children’s lives.

But many families are unable to meet the costs of technology, leaving many kids without the necessary tools.

This week David Sharp from Substation 33 in Kingston was awarded the Queensland Community Foundation’s Innovative philanthropist of the year award for his role in solving this problem.

Computers go hand in hand with schooling these days with online learning being a big part of our children&rsquo;s lives.
But many families are unable to meet the costs of technology, leaving many kids without the necessary tools.
This week David Sharp from Substation 33 in Kingston was awarded the Queensland Community Foundation&rsquo;s Innovative philanthropist of the year award for his role in solving this problem.

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