Columbia University Donates New Printers to Local Organizations

Columbia University recently donated new HP all-in-one printers to 25 non-profit organizations in Harlem and the surrounding community.

In partnership with Columbia University's Central Purchasing, Columbia's Facilities and Operation's Construction Business Initiatives (CBI) identified and coordinated the delivery of printers with a complimentary three-year service warranty, obtained through Columbia’s relationship with Hewlett-Packard for each non-profit organization. This is the second time that Columbia distributed new printers to non-profit organizations in the local community and is one of many ways that the University uses its resources to support local organizations.

“Columbia University looks forward to supporting our community partners as they transition back from the pandemic.  Their support of others in the community is vital to Upper Manhattan,” said Tanya Pope, Assistant Vice President, University Supplier Diversity for Construction Business Initiatives.

The organizations that received printers include:

• Broadway Community
• Brotherhood/Sister Sol
• Cathedral Community Cares
• Columbia Secondary School
• Dance Project of Washington Heights
• Figure Skating in Harlem
• Friends of Morningside Park
• Harlem Educational Activities Fund
• Harlem Park2Park
• Harlem United
• Holyrood Church
• Hope Community
• Hot Bread Kitchen
• Jewish Community Council of Washington Heights-Inwood
• Manhattan Legal Services
• Mexican Coalition for the Empowerment of Youth & Families, Inc
• Morningside Retirement and Health Services
• NY Common Pantry
• Police Athletic League
• Riverside Language Program
• SoBro
• The Bridge
• Uptown Stories
• Wendy Hilliard Foundation