In March 2020, just as schools moved online, Electronics for Education went to East Palo Alto Academy and donated iMacs to help prepare the students for distance learning. These computers helped East Palo Alto Academy students transition into the virtual learning environment.

In September 2020, Electronics for Education partnered with and donated dozens of chrome books to the World Education Fund. These chrome books went to students in Tanzania and Kenya, giving severely impoverished students the chance to graduate secondary school.

In October 2020, Electronics for Education went to East Palo Alto Academy Foundation (EPAAF) and donated iMacs. These computers went towards helping graduates of the East Palo Alto Academy School achieve success in college.

Electronics for Education went to Arbor Bay School in San Carlos, California to donate chrome books. Arbor Bay School has been helping students with mild to moderate learning differences achieve academic and social success since 2003. This was made possible with the help of your donations.

In September 2021, Electronics for Education went to the Vista Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. The five chrome books that were donated will help students with vision loss find new ways to stay connected and pursue academic goals.

In September 2021, Electronics for Education donated 17 chrome books to the Kinship, Adoptive, And Foster Parent Association (KAFPA). These chrome books supported the education of students in adoptive and foster families.

In May 2022, Electronic for Education donated another couple dozen of computers, totaling over a hundred laptops. These chrome books went to students in Tanzania and Kenya, giving severely impoverished students the chance to graduate secondary school.

In October 2022, Electronics for Education donated nearly 70 chromebooks to Dream Volunteers. Dream Volunteers provides academic access and beyond-the-classroom experiences for students in the U.S., Vietnam, Costa Rica, Ghana, Guatemala and India. The computers will go to classrooms for students who desperately need computers.