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Hewlett-Packard, one of the nation’s leading technology companies announced the donation of a LaserJet IV laser printer to the Soho Center in Haywood. This “across-thecountry” donation is in support of the Soho Center’s Comprehensive Child Care Initiative. The Soho Center, which recently received a major Kellogg Foundation grant, is working to improve the quality and safety of family day care across 11 counties including Rappahannock, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Louisa, Orange, Madison, Page, Albemarle, Rockingham, and Spotsylvania.
According to Jeanna Beker, Soho’s Director, “Ben Franklin had his printing press and the Soho Center has its laser printer. This generous donation, something that HewlettPackard doesn’t typically make outside of communities with HewlettPackard facilities, will greatly enhance our ability to communicate with family day care providers across the region. It means we won’t
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