KEEP TECH
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Impact & transparency

REAL REPAIRS.
HONEST NUMBERS.

A pilot should show its work. This is where we’ll publish measured outcomes, explain what we know, and be clear about what we don’t.

Pilot metrics

THE WORK AHEAD.
NOT A VICTORY LAP.

The pilot is preparing to launch. Zero recorded repairs means no completed pilot outcomes are being claimed. Follow-up results are not yet available.

Repairs completed

0

Verified, completed pilot repairs.

Repair dollars funded

$0

Program incentives paid for completed repairs.

Owner dollars contributed

$0

Recorded owner contributions for completed repairs.

Still in service at 30 days

Not yet measured.

Still in service at 90 days

Not yet measured.

Still in service at 180 days

Not yet measured.

No outcome reporting period has opened yet. No carbon savings or weight-based e-waste claims are made.

The measurement plan

COUNT WHAT
HAPPENED.
ASK WHAT LASTED.

The proposed pilot will record each approved repair and its funding. Follow-up aims to learn whether the device remains in service at 30, 90, and 180 days.

  • 01Device type & approximate age
  • 02Repair category & approved quote
  • 03Owner contribution & incentive
  • 04Owner-reported replacement decision
  • 05Continued-use follow-up at 30, 90 & 180 days

Continued use and replacement decisions are owner-reported. Published results should include response rates, time periods, and limitations. Missing responses are not evidence that a device remains in service.

Governance & accountability

TRUST IS
PART OF
THE WORK.

Organization status

Keep Tech Alive Foundation is currently being organized. References to planned programs describe proposed activities and should not be interpreted as confirmation of tax-exempt status.

Independent decisions

Planned safeguards include independent review of awards and providers, documented pricing, separate program accounting, conflict disclosures, and board oversight. These are proposed controls; formal adoption and operational readiness remain launch requirements.

Founder & commercial relationships

The concept grew out of repair-industry experience. The founder’s repair business, PC Repair Center, is a proposed, nonexclusive provider; it has not been approved through this website. Before any related provider participates, the proposed safeguards include conflict disclosures, independent review, comparison of pricing and alternatives, and board oversight. These arrangements remain subject to professional review and formal approval.

Privacy by design

Public reporting is intended to use aggregate or consented, anonymized information. Recipient identities and private device data are not public impact metrics. Sponsor recognition would require permission.

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Public records

ROOM FOR
THE RECORD.

Verified documents will be added as they exist. The planning package is not an adopted policy or official filing.

  • Annual reportsNot yet published
  • IRS filings & determinationNo public documents available
  • Conflict-of-interest policyIn development; not yet adopted
  • Provider participation standardsIn development
  • Financial reportingPilot has not opened a reporting period
  • Board of directorsAppointments not yet published
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