Author Archives: srooksby

Bookkeeping help required. Computers for Charities is needing assistance with Quickbooks entries. Many thanks and well done to Roy Skinner for 15 years of remote support to the charity. 2 hours a week or less. Please give me a call … Continue reading →

Many thanks for the comments recieved regarding our Logo. If you want a truthful admission. There was a typo error many years ago, when we added our Strap Line. “Passionate about People” Its taken us a long time to respond. … Continue reading →

           Sussex based charity. Computers for Charities has £1.5 million of quality Video Conferencing equipment, simply to give away to aid Schools & Charities. CfC is assisting a well know IT company with the distribution of complete video conferencing suites. … Continue reading →

All are welcome to attend Dad’s funeral (Retired Acting Chief Constable Keith Rooksby RVM Aged 91 years) Thursday 2nd June 11am at Green Street Green Baptist Church, BR6 6AA or burial at Hailsham Cemetery, BN27 3LJ 4pm the same day. … Continue reading →

Eastbourne charity “Computers for Charities” offers a lot more than taking in unwanted computers! CfC’s heart is for people locally, nationally & worldwide to help change and improve lives, computers being used merely as a tool. CfC’s Computer refurbishment course, … Continue reading →

Charity Chief warns of a ticking time bomb in UK homes. Chairman of Computers for Charities Simon Rooksby, based in Sussex is warning UK households of potential risks from tap water. Yes the water we drink from our taps at … Continue reading →

Hats off to Mimecast in London for sending us 150 Rescue Boxes for us to distribute to aid the homeless in the UK. Beachy Head Eastbourne once represented the world’s 3rd most popular location for suicide. Since the introduction of … Continue reading →

Computers for Charities Volunteers are having a welcome break until 10th January, after another yet another busy and hectic year. Supporting needs far & wide. But its not over just yet. Our last load of Christmas shoeboxes leaves a little … Continue reading →

On Friday 26th November Dad reached the grand age of 91. On the same day, both he and Mum were discharged from Lewisham Hospital after an admission for falls then testing positive for COVID. The upshot on their return home, … Continue reading →