Get Involved
There are many ways to help bridge the digital divide. Whatever your time, skills, or resources, you can make a real difference.
Choose How You Want to Help
Every contribution matters. Pick the pathway that suits you — or explore them all.
Volunteer With Us
Share your time and skills to help people gain confidence with technology. No experience needed — just patience and enthusiasm.
- Flexible hours that fit your schedule
- Full training and ongoing support
- DBS check and references provided
Donate a Device
Your unwanted phone, tablet, or laptop could change someone's life. We securely wipe, refurbish, and redistribute devices to people in need.
- Phones, tablets, and laptops accepted
- Secure data wiping guaranteed
- Multiple drop-off locations
Make a Donation
A financial donation — however small — goes directly to providing devices, data, and digital skills training to people who need it most.
- Secure giving via JustGiving
- One-off or regular donations
- Gift Aid increases your impact by 25%
Partner With Us
Align your organisation with a meaningful cause. We offer corporate volunteering days, equipment donation programmes, and CSR opportunities.
- Team volunteering experiences
- Bulk device donation programme
- CSR reporting and impact data
Fundraise for Us
Run a bake sale, organise a sponsored event, or rally your workplace. Every pound raised helps someone get online and gain independence.
- Set up a JustGiving page in minutes
- We provide materials and support
- Share your story on our channels
Volunteering Is at the Heart of Everything We Do
Cambridge Online is powered by dedicated volunteers who give their time to teach, support, and empower people with digital skills. Whether you have an hour a week or a day a month, your contribution transforms lives.
You do not need to be a tech expert. We provide full training and match you to a role that fits your strengths and availability.
“Volunteering with Cambridge Online has been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done. Seeing someone send their first email is priceless.”
Digital exclusion is not someone else's problem. It is happening in your community, right now. The good news? You can help fix it.
Have Questions?
Get in touch if you’d like to know more about how to support Cambridge Online.