Microsoft donates £1.2 million of software and services to Leonard Cheshire Disability
Howard Lake | 13 March 2009 | News
Leonard Cheshire Disability has received a donation of £1.2 million worth of software, licences and support from Microsoft, a corporate partner for more than 10 years.
The donation will be used to consolidate and upgrade the charity’s IT infrastructure, which in turn will enable extra resources to be concentrated on the digital inclusion resources and initiatives available to people with disabilities.
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