Safaricom, the Kenya’s largest and leading mobile telephone operator, through its philanthropic arm, the Safaricom Foundation have supported CFSK right from the beginning by donating computers and providing operational support. In the year 2006, the foundation in partnership with CFSK embarked on a major project to support 80 Schools in Rural Kenya with ICT Infrastructure and Training over a period of three years.
CFSK is proud to be a longstanding partner with Safaricom, and we look forward to an even stronger partnership as CFSK continues to grow and prosper.  Safaricom is also a member of CFSK Partner’s Board.
http://www.safaricom.co.ke
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Barclays Bank has been a strong supporter of CFSK from the beginning. The first lot of 200 computers CFSK placed were donated by Barclays UK. Barclays Kenya has provided CFSK with operational support, as well as directly supporting resource-challenged schools to join the programme. An ongoing programme supported by Barclays will bring the benefits of ICT to more than a quarter million school children in East Africa.
http://www.barclays.com
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AccessKenya, a leading Internet Service Provider in Kenya has continued to support CFSK with free Internet connectivity since the beginning. Through its generous support CFSK has been able to conduct research on emerging technologies to improve on its programmes. AccessKenya also supported the 1st five institutions to get internect connection in the CFSK programme. This institutions include; Nairobi School, Lenana School, Aquinas, Kenya Science Teachers College and YMCA Shauri Moyo.
http://www.accesskenya.com
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Sharing a common belief in the power of ICT in transforming the lives of the marginalized communities, Hewlett Packard has continued supporting CFSK programme by donating personal computers and servers that are placed in the needy schools in Kenya. It has also provided operational support and sponsored a highly successful breakfast for existing and potential corporate partners for CFSK.
http://www.hp.com
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FAIR is an International non profit NGO aiding developing countries by supplying resources within ICT. By offering hardware, installation, training, support and take-back systems for EE-waste, FAIR aims to become a premier ICT supplier providing world leadership in cost effective computer networks and communication solutions.
FAIR began a three-year Knowledge enhancement and ICT environmental scheme in Kenya in 2003. By 2007, 1,400 PCs had been placed in 45 schools, and training in ICT had been provided for more than 300 teachers, with the result that ICT has begun to be used in the classroom and has provided direct access to new information, teaching and communication for more than 30,000 pupils. This is information that can change their lives.
To ensure environmentally sound handling of electronic waste a return system for discarded PCs was put in place in 2007, with the first 25 tonnes of discarded equipment sent back to Norway to be recycled. By the end of 2008, when the project is expected to have been completed, a corresponding amount of ICT equipment that has been exported to Kenya will have been imported back to Norway. http://www.fairinternational.org
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Microsoft, whose software products accelerate the pace of discovery, innovation, and learning in engineering and science, expressed its commitment to education worldwide through a major contribution to CFSK’s Campaign for ICT in Education. In addition to providing the primary software that is loaded on all CFSK-placed computers, the Microsoft Corporation partially funded the development of the Greater Nyanza Regional Centre at the Ogada Secondary School in Kisumu. Through their support we were able to renovate offices, a refurbishment/maintenance workshop and storage facilities.
http://www.microsoft.com
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The National Carrier, Kenya Airways, has supported CFSK by airlifting computers from overseas and from Nairobi to Mombasa free of charge. We hope to expand our co-operation even further in the coming months.
http://www.kenya-airways.com
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Unilever East Africa, manufacturer of leading brands in foods, home and personal care has partnered with CFSK since the bigiinning, they donated the first furniture and has continued to support CFSK.
In the last quarter of the year 2007, Unilever donated Ksh 250,000 in support of two resource-challenged schools to acquire computers through the CFSK programme.
Unilever is committed to making a positive contribution to society, through the brands they produce and sell through the commercial operations and relationships, and through the engagement to the wider society. 
http://www.unileverea.com
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Africa Online is the preferred premium provider of communication solutions in Kenya with headquarters in Nairobi and regional offices in Bungoma, Eldoret, Kericho, Kisumu, Malindi, Mombasa, Nakuru, Nanyuki and Nyeri.
Africa Online has partnered with Computers for Schools Kenya to bring the benefits of information and communication technology to six disadvantaged schools. The schools, selected from different parts of the country for their demonstrated enthusiasm to incorporate ICTs into their programmes despite their resource challenges, will each receive a fully networked laboratory of 20 computers and quality Internet access.
http://www.africaonline.co.ke
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Western Union Foundation, the philanthropic organization of the Western Union Company, is a partner with CFSK in supporting basic education programme in Kenya. The foundation is funding a project to equip thirty five needy primary schools across Kenya with 30 desks each. This project is a response to the significant challenges posed by the introduction of the Kenya’s Free Primary Education Policy, which was implemented in January 2003.
Western Union agencies in Kenya (Kenya Commercial Bank Ltd, Bank of Africa Kenya, Post Bank of Kenya, Diamond Trust Bank of Kenya) are also supporting the project. We hope to extend our partnership further. 
http://corporate.westernunion.com
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"(We) are on a journey. It is a bold journey, inspired by our simple desire for sustainable growth, and fueled by our deep conviction that collectively we can create anything we desire. “(Winter 2006)
Computer Aid International, a UK based charity, has been supplying computers to CFSK. They have also organised fundraising activities for our benefit, primarily aimed at funding the shipment of computers to us.
http://www.computeraid.org
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Digital Links International is a UK charity with whom we have partnered to supply computers to needy learning institutions in Kenya. Since 2003
Together, CFSK and Digital Links are helping the world's poorest communities get the tools, knowledge and resources they need to solve problems and change their lives.
A quality education is a great resource to beat poverty. But for millions of people, especially women and girls, getting an education is next to impossible. That's why DLIs supports CFSK's efforts to improve educational opportunities in poor communities — opportunities that lead to higher incomes, healthier families and more choices.
In our efforts to ensure safe and environmentally sound disposal of electronic waste, Digital Links is now arranging for the safe and secure re-export of computer components that cannot be recycled in Kenya for end of life disposal. This ensures that CFSK remains an eco-friendly operation – very important in this era of hazardous electronic waste.
http://www.digital-links.org
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IDRC was among CFSK’s founding partners, providing the seed funding. They have since continued to support CFSK through the years, particularly with a number of valuable research and pilot programmes that enabled the definition of benchmarks and standards. IDRC is currently supporting CFSK's organisational assessment and strengthening process geared towards attaining sustainability to perpetuity.
http://www.idrc.ca
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The Rotary Club of Nairobi is the third oldest club in Africa (after Johannesburg & Cairo). Very dynamic and vibrant, the club has many active projects in different areas of service many of which are directed towards youth, water, illiteracy and health.
In the May 2007, the Rotary Club of Nairobi North made a donation of KShs 300,000 towards the establishment of a modern teaching Computer Laboratory at CFSK’s Headquarters
http://www.rotarynairobi.org
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Computers for Schools Kenya is working in partnership with Academy for Educational development (AED) on a Teacher Education and Professional Development (TEPD) program that is aimed at improving the quality of pre-service teacher education training at all 20 public and 14 private Primary Teacher Training Colleges (PTTCs) in Kenya. The program is being supported by the American People through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
Through the TEPD program, CFSK will equip the PTTCs with Computers, printers, and provide for networking, maintenance and support. Training will also be conducted on Computer literacy skills as well as Integration of ICT in teaching and learning. 
http://www.aed.org
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The United States Peace Corps has helped with human resource capacity at CFSK, providing highly competent volunteers who have served in our Regional Centres and facilitated knowledge and technology transfer.
http//:www.peacecorps.gov
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ActionAid Kenya is a partner with whom we have undertaken a joint project that extended the benefits of ICT to thousands of young people in desperately poor communities. ActionAid supported both the placement of computers and training of institutional managers and tutors in the most marginalised parts of the country.
http://www.actionaid.org
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Countryside Suppliers (K) Limited is a founding partner that has provided very valuable support through the years – including our first motor vehicle and funds for operations and specific projects.
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• Christian Hunger Relief Fund
- Canada
• Nation Media Group
• Partners worldwide
- USA
• Jomo Kenyatta foundation
• SISO - Netherlands
• Canadian Crossroads International - Canada
• Government of Kenya
• NGO board
• Technology Associates