Fifty-four middle and high school students visited Lenovo’s Morrisville, North Carolina, campus to meet company leaders, explore tech, and imagine the future.
Lenovo and the Best Buy Foundation partnered with Fox Road Boys & Girls Club to equip young people with the technology skills to shape the future.
Lenovo donated 80 laptops to student-athletes at the fourth annual Let’s Go South Bay camp, which blends soccer, leadership, and career exploration.
Samantha Richards and Deyna Mamani Meji recognized for their leadership, resilience, and commitment to creating positive change.
The Diomède Académie helps nearly 300 young people each year build their future through a comprehensive educational and social program centered around sport.
The U.S. Soccer Foundation and Discovery Education announced a new partnership to bring soccer-based learning experiences into middle school classrooms.
Since launch, Lenovo has helped more than 5,000 small businesses across North America through the Evolve Small initiative.
The partnership proves that when users help co-create technology, the results are more inclusive, practical, and human-centered.
After years of digital saturation, Gen Z is using technology not to escape reality, but to build it.
Using Lenovo technology, a sketch came to life at Hargraves Community Center, as UNC players turned one lucky student’s design into pregame warm-up shirts.
