Office Liquidation Solutions and Phoenix Computers Partner to Help Students and Children

Rockville, MD, October 02, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Office Liquidation Solutions (OLS), a national decommissioning company with expertise in logistics and communications and over 75 combined years of experience, has partnered with Phoenix Computers, a local 501(c)(3) non-profit that refurbishes computers for low income students, families and disabled clients in the Washington area.

OLS is known for and takes pride in giving back to the community. In addition to making charitable donations to their employees’ chosen causes, OLS also participates in a wide range of corporate volunteer activities. In the last few years they have worked to sort food at Manna Food Bank, helped build a playground for KaBOOM!, cooked dinner for the NIH Children’s Inn, and began a quarterly pledge to serve lunch at Shepherd’s Table. OLS’s ongoing commitment to helping those in need enriches the quality of life for the broader community.

By donating computers and related equipment OLS has enabled Phoenix Computers to provide hundreds of fully upgraded desktop and laptop computers to those most in need. And further demonstrates the company philosophy of “Good to Go Green,” which aims at providing sustainable options for managing excess corporate assets. The program works with corporate clients to encourage them to donate, recycle or give away assets. For Phoenix Computers, this has been a wonderful partnership and we are pleased to welcome OLS into the Phoenix Computers support network as a Sustaining Partner.

Phoenix Computers, located in Rockville, Md. is one of the largest all volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3) Microsoft Registered Refurbishers on the east coast and has provided over 11,000 computers since 2012 to needy families and other non profits in the metropolitan Washington DC area. Continuing donations from corporate and civic partners as well as individuals have made this possible. By reclaiming e-waste and older technology and giving it a new purpose Phoenix Computers keeps it out of the waste stream and serving a community need.