The new office and warehouse space expands our ability to do what we do: receive donated technology, refurbish and test each device, and get it into the hands of the people and organizations that need it most. More space means more devices processed, more nonprofits served, and more people connected.

We were honored to have the City of Rochester celebrate this milestone with us, along with Lindsey Connelly, a community partner and Shift2 board member, who joined us in cutting the ribbon to mark the occasion.

Rochester has always been a city that builds things. Shift2 is part of that tradition, giving technology a second chance to be useful and making sure it reaches the people who can put it to work.

Thank you to everyone who came out, to the City of Rochester for your continued support, and to the Shift2 team for making this new chapter possible.