Technology should help people.
Not get in their way.
We decided that being a good IT company wasn't enough. We wanted to be a good neighbour too. Humans Care is how we put that into practice, with real, no-strings programs that put working technology in the hands of the people who need it most.
We Believe in Giving Back
We've always believed that if we can help, we should. So we built three programs for Vancouver's non-profits and community organizations, each one designed to remove a real barrier for teams that are out there doing important work every day.
The Human IT Starter Program
Through the Starter Program, we provide refurbished business-grade computers to early-stage charities. Every system is securely wiped, rebuilt, and tested before it leaves our hands, with monitors and accessories included when available. There are no fees, no contracts, and no expectations attached. Just working equipment, ready to go.
Free WordPress Hosting for Charities
A professional website matters, whether you're applying for grants, attracting volunteers, or simply letting your community know you exist. We provide secure, stable WordPress hosting specifically for charities and non-profits in Vancouver, with no monthly fees and no strings attached. Each organization gets its own environment, full administrative access, and starter templates to help get things up and running quickly.
Technology Recycling Program
Not every organization needs brand new technology. Sometimes a well-maintained, business-grade machine is exactly what's needed, and we'd rather see it put to good use than sitting in a storage room. We take systems that still have life left in them, refurbish and prepare them for real-world use, and match them with organizations that need them. Every piece of equipment meets a standard we're proud to stand behind. For anything that can no longer perform reliably, we handle data destruction and responsible recycling so nothing ends up in the wrong place.
Real Impact
We're building these programs one organization at a time, working alongside non-profits like Pathways Clubhouse and the Intellectual Disabilities Society right here in Vancouver. Organizations with real budgets, real constraints, and real communities counting on them. We fix the computer. And we support the person behind it. As we grow, so will this work.
