A strong start for six graduating seniors.
New Apple laptops for the six recipients of SFUSD’s Superintendent’s 21st Century Awards, in partnership with Spark SF Public Schools.
See the SFUSD projectStudent-led. Community-supported.Putting laptops
Putting laptops
in the hands of
students who
need them.
Every student deserves the tools to learn. Tech4Youth Foundation works with Bay Area school districts to provide personal computers and help close the digital divide.
35+Sausalito Marin City students received personal laptops
$15,000+Raised for the Sausalito Marin City project
6SFUSD graduating seniors received new Apple laptops
Working together for studentsSausalito Marin City
School DistrictSan Francisco Unified
School DistrictSpark SF
Public Schools
School DistrictSan Francisco Unified
School DistrictSpark SF
Public Schools
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Personal laptops. More possibilities.
More than 65 donors helped raise over $15,000 to provide personal laptops to more than 35 Sausalito Marin City students.
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Why Tech4YouthStarted by a student.
Started by a student.
Built around a need.
Natty Gove founded Tech4Youth in 2025 after volunteering in Marin City and learning that students were going without personal computers at home.
A laptop is more than a way to finish homework. It makes room for independent projects, college applications, and new interests. Our mission is to help students have that same opportunity.
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SFUSD
SFUSD honors outstanding seniors with 2026 Superintendent’s 21st Century Awards
SFUSD recognizes Tech4Youth Foundation for providing new Apple laptops to all six graduating seniors receiving the district’s 2026 awards.
Spark SF Public Schools
Giving back to SFUSD: one alum’s mission to provide laptops
Spark interviews Natty Gove about his experience as an SFUSD student, community fundraising, and helping students access personal computers.
Pacific Sun
Tech4Youth: student launches nonprofit to provide computer access for local kids
A profile of the foundation’s beginnings, the need for reliable computer access in Marin County, and its first school-district partnership.
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