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Thank you for your interest to join the hundreds of corporations, and thousands of individuals who are committed to increasing the representation and participation of Black people in technology.
Your donation brings real opportunities to Black communities, and gives individuals, locally and nationally, more education and better tools.
Make checks payable to “Blacks In Technology Foundation” and mail to:
Blacks In Technology Foundation
4132 Foxpoint Ridge
Cleves, OH 45002
BIT Foundation EIN: 82-2428981 Registered 501(c)(3) Non-Profit
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