Twice a year, the Tampa Bay Technology Center promotes kindness with our “Random Acts of Kindness Free Computer Repair” clinics. We schedule 14 to 20 computers from our community for a free computer repair on that day. Please register ahead of time by emailing: secretary@tampa-bay.org.
Over the years, our club has repaired several hundred PCs for our community – all for free. This year the event will take place at our offices on Saturday, February 17, 9am – 2pm.
We are located at: 300 S Duncan Ave. Suite 275, Clearwater, FL.
Everyone is welcome to come and hang out with us. If you want to register for the free computer repair service, please send a message to secretary@tampa-bay.org requesting “Computer Help” in the Subject line. We will assign you a time and let you know.
We not only fix your computers for free, but we feed you coffee and donuts in the morning, and hot dogs and pot luck in the afternoon. The snacks are on us.
And we have seminars throughout the day too. We feed both your body AND your mind.
RSVP on Eventbrite!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/random-acts-of-kindness-free-computer-repair-clinic-open-house-tickets-42870108649?aff=es2
Schedule
9am: We will start serving coffee and donuts at 9am in the morning. For you early birds, please join Doc, President of TBTC, in the classroom. Doc will go over the history of TBTC and past events. Enjoy your coffee & donuts and we’ll laugh and reminisce about our colorful history, and then look ahead to some of the new things we’re doing in our future.
10am: Speaker (TBD); Topic: Smartphones.
11am: FREE lunch provided by TBTC members.
12 noon: Speaker Tara Richter, President of Richter Publishing LLC; Topic: “How to Write a Book in 4 Weeks.” If you have ever wanted to become a published author, don’t miss this!
1pm: Speaker Charles Opperman; Topic: Windows 10. Charles is one of the most knowledgeable speakers about Windows 10. If you need to figure out how to navigate the new Windows operating system be sure to stay for this seminar.
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This Saturday, February 4th, Richter Publishing will be joining many other amazing organizations at the On Point Women’s Expo at Westshore Plaza. All of our books will be available for sale as well as free copies of our magazine! You do not want to miss this event! Free entry for all!
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