e4 and SW360 have jointly delivered seven new desktop computers to Lalelani School in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday, 12 February, reinforcing their long-standing commitment to education and digital access in under-resourced communities.
The donation replaces computers that were stolen from the school’s centre last year, ensuring that learners once again have access to essential digital learning tools. The new equipment will support the school’s computer literacy programme, which plays a critical role in preparing learners with foundational technology skills.
Both e4 and SW360 were present at the handover, reflecting their shared contribution and ongoing involvement in the initiative. Beyond infrastructure support, the companies also fund the computer literacy programme at Lalelani School by employing and remunerating the teacher who delivers computer lessons full-time at the school.
This latest contribution forms part of a relationship that spans more than seven years, during which e4 and SW360 have consistently supported Lalelani School through sustained, hands-on involvement.
“Access to technology is no longer a ‘nice to have’, it is essential for learning, confidence and future opportunity,” says Head of Marketing, Robyn Beckworth Judge at e4. “We are proud to help restore this vital resource and to continue supporting the incredible work being done at Lalelani School.”
The handover marks another milestone in e4 and SW360’s broader CSI focus on education, skills development and long-term community partnerships that create lasting impact.
