 The time has come! With Beth at 39 weeks and birth about to arrive, the time has come to temporarily close Asheville Digital Lifestyle and focus on nurturing momma and baby. We are not preannouncing a specific date of return. Our family subscribes to the philosophies present in "The First 40 Days" book to give the family at least a month or two to heal, bond, and put the right foot forward to nurture new life. You are welcome to follow along with the family's newborn journey by visiting their Meal Train website.
Rest assured, Jensen fully intends to return to Asheville Digital Lifestyle and continue supporting the people of Western North Carolina after he returns from paternity leave. If you need support in the meantime, we have compiled a list of resources so you can get the support you need while ADL is closed. Click here for our alternative tech support service providers guide. Future announcements will come via our newsletter, and will also be posted right here on our blog. We are pleased to announce a new cell phone donation program! As you may know, we've been providing no-cost tech support via the Tech Tuesday program during lunchtime at 12 Baskets (Tech Tuesday will continue even during paternity leave thanks to the generous support of fellow volunteer Sebastian). We have also been starting a cell phone donation program that provides phones to people in need.
That's where you come in! Do you have an old cell phone that you no longer use? Donate it! We have a donation box set up at Emergency Tech Repair. Please make sure you wipe the personal data from your phone prior to donating it. For instructions on wiping your phone, click here for iPhone instructions, and click here for Android instructions. DONATION LOCATION: Emergency Tech Repair 1417 Patton Ave Asheville, NC 28806 Hours: Monday thru Friday 10am - 6pm |
AuthorJensen Gelfond is the Founder of Asheville Digital Lifestyle. He helps people use their technology more effectively and joyfully. Categories
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