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The CTX Programme is brought to you by Charity Technology Trust (CTT) in partnership with the not-for-profit technology capacity building organisation TechSoup.

The Bytes of Learning Donation Programme is launched, offering UltraKey which systematically teaches touch typing and safe keyboarding using voice, 3-D animation, video and virtual reality.

The programme enables eligible charities to gain access to donated technology products. Choose from over 140 products from Donor Partners such as Microsoft, Symantec and Cisco. Acquiring a donation is simple:

1. Register your organisation. We will request details that will enable us to assess your eligibility to receive donations from our Donor Partners and then notify you if you are eligible to proceed to the next stage. For further details please see Getting Started.

2. Choose your products. If we have notified you that you are eligible to request a donation, you will be able to select the products you would like to receive and will be asked to pay a small Administrative Fee. This fee covers our costs in delivering the programme. Whilst the administrative fees vary, charities will still make savings of between 92-96% on typical retail prices. Please plan carefully before making donation requests, bearing in mind our Donor Partners' Entitlement Guidelines.

3. Take delivery of your donated products. Once your administrative fee payment is processed, we will submit your donation request(s) to our donor partners for approval and fulfilment. In the event that your donation request(s) cannot be accepted, you will receive immediate advice and an automatic refund of the administrative fee(s).

Once again, welcome to the CTX Programme.

For more information, check out our Frequently Asked Questions or contact us at customerservice@ctxchange.org