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that representatives ot any non-profit organization in the county are eligible to use the machine, at the competitive price of $.07 for black-white per page, and $.50 for color.
The Center offers something handy: no fishing for coins. Just set up an account with Kopjanski, or her assistant, get a fourdigit key code and you are set to go. Copy now, pay later.
If you find the control panel of a copying machine a challenge, (“What’s this button do? How do I make it darker?”) then Kopjanski is there to lead you into the light.
The impressive copier was provided to the Center through the generosity of the Jesse and Rose Loeb Foundation of Warrenton. The Foundation is paying $2,240.00 a year for four years to cover the lease of the machine. Foundation Director Tom Kirk said the Foundation “is always glad to help.” Whenever there is something, he added, “that is obviously beneficial to the community, if it is something we can help with, we say “let’s do it’.”
Pushing the power button on the big Ricoh fulfills one of the chief goals of the new Non-profit Center, making copying services available to the many volunteer organizations throughout the county. “We hope,” said Kopjanski, “that non-profit organizations will make use of the convenience of having this copier locally, as well as the other services that the Center provides. We’re here to assist you in accomplishing your mission.”
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