HyperX Partners with SoLA I CAN Technology and Entrepreneurship Center
Kanesa D — August 16, 2022 — Social Good
References: solaican.org & esportsinsider
HyperX has partnered with SoLa I CAN Technology and Entrepreneurship Center, the technology division of the SoLA I CAN Foundation. The I CAN Technology and Entrepreneurship Center is a nonprofit organization founded by SoLA Impact dedicated to creating affordable housing in historically Black and Brown communities. As a result of the partnership, HyperX has donated gaming peripherals like mice, keyboards, headsets, and more to the foundation. The center has also signed a partnership with Riot Games.
The SoLA I CAN currently manages over 1,500 apartments in Los Angeles, offering the chance for the residents to receive better education and additional opportunities. The center itself is located in South Los Angeles and offers a variety of courses and age-specific programs. The courses cover a variety of technology sectors, such as coding, graphic design, robotics, film production, esports, and virtual reality.
Image Credit: Riot Games, HyperX, SoLa Impact
The SoLA I CAN currently manages over 1,500 apartments in Los Angeles, offering the chance for the residents to receive better education and additional opportunities. The center itself is located in South Los Angeles and offers a variety of courses and age-specific programs. The courses cover a variety of technology sectors, such as coding, graphic design, robotics, film production, esports, and virtual reality.
Image Credit: Riot Games, HyperX, SoLa Impact
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