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About Us
Meet MsRevenda.com
MsRevenda.com is a Christian, nonpartisan, human service business located in Dekalb County, Georgia. Our organization provides computer training, web services, and customized materials to our community. We are dedicated to exposing minorities, women, children, and low income families to the world of technology.
Our Purpose
Our purpose is to teach basic computer skills and expose everyone to the world of technology by teaching the Microsoft Suite programs and hosting a yearly technology festival open to all private and public schools.
Our Focus
Our agency wants to focus our attention on low income minority neighborhoods and young ladies.
Donations
100% of all donations will be given to the Forest@Columbia Technology Center, which is run under the Greenforest Community Development Corporation (CDC). The CDC is an approved nonprofit 501(c)(3) with tax-exempt status. Your contributions are tax deductible.
Business Owner
Mrs. Revenda Bannerman
Community Involvement
Listed below are some of our past and current activities in Dekalb County:
The Forest @ Columbia Technology Center - Computer Lab - Saturday Program Director
2005 Technology Festival at Narvie J. Harris Elementary School
After School Computer Training Program at Narvie J. Harris Elementary School
Free Computer Training Classes at Greenforest Community Baptist Church
Mobile Community Computer Training Lab for God Will Provide Ministries
Affordable Web Development Services for Non-Profit Organizations, Home Base Businesses, School PTAs, Ministries, and Small Community Businesses
Resume Assistance to Hurricane Katrina Survivors
Computer Maintenance and Education Classes for Adults
My Future website provides educational information for the entire family
Free Computer Training E-books and Slide Shows for children - Click Here to Download
Community Involvement
Program Director
Mr. Roosevelt Bannerman
Learning, Sharing, and Growing Together
Life Lessons
My husband and I put down some hardwood floors, it was a hard job, but it taught me something about life. Although, we took the classes and gained the knowledge, in the middle of the job, we needed to get around corners and deal with uneven areas of the floor, we needed more than just knowledge; we needed special tools. That's why it is so important to share information. We must provide young women, low income families, and minorities a chance to get the knowledge and ensure they have the right tools. We are sharing tools about technology that are needed to get the job done. I only hope and pray my son will learn these lessons and take them to heart. I want us all to get the job done and get it done right.
