Receive responsibly
The program receives donated computer hardware through a controlled and documented process.
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Family support program
Practical technology. Responsible placement. Support that reaches beyond treatment.
Gold Ribbon Tech is Kiona Foundation's active and ongoing device refurbishment and placement program. It turns donated computer hardware into practical tools for pediatric cancer families and caregivers.
One program. Three responsibilities.
Gold Ribbon Tech is organized around clear stewardship from the moment a device enters the program through the moment it is ready for responsible placement.
How the program works
Technology can help families remain connected to education, information, care coordination, and advocacy while cancer changes daily life.
The program receives donated computer hardware through a controlled and documented process.
Device preparation follows responsible data handling, refurbishment standards, and documented readiness.
Prepared devices move toward eligible recipients through trusted referral pathways.
The role of technology
For a family navigating pediatric cancer, access to reliable technology can support learning, communication, practical planning, and connection.
Kiona Foundation's cancer mission serves people and families across the lifespan. Gold Ribbon Tech responds to practical needs that can accompany pediatric cancer while remaining part of that broader mission.
Current program status
Gold Ribbon Tech is an active Kiona Foundation program. The Foundation has already received several device donations and continues to coordinate appropriate contributions, responsible refurbishment, and placement through the program.
Device intake is coordinated directly by the Foundation so each contribution can be reviewed for program fit, data handling, and readiness before it is accepted.
To ask about a device contribution, an institutional relationship, or the program, write to andre@kionafoundation.org with the subject Gold Ribbon Tech.