Press Release
Print Manager Donates Essential Software to Millennium Learning Centres
Ottawa, Canada
05 March 2013
We are pleased to announce that thanks to a generous donation by Print Manager to United Way Ottawa, 15 Millennium Learning Centres (MLC) are proud recipients of this ingenious software which greatly reduces printing costs and waste, while mitigating the environmental footprint.
MLC, a millennium project, first opened its doors in 2000 with contributions from Industry Canada’s Community Access Program (PAC), the Office of Learning Technologies and the City of Ottawa. MLC’s are located in 15 different geographically accessible sites to provide free access to computers and Internet services for the most disadvantaged residents of Ottawa that are at risk of being left out of the technology loop and falling into the digital divide.
  
Our	vision	is	that	every	individual	in	our	community	have	the	opportunity	to	access	learning
technologies	and	supports	in	a	user-friendly	location	and	environment.		“To	find	employment	or	
to	 succeed	 in	 school,	 access	 to	 a	 computer	 and	 to	 the	Internet	 is	 indispensable " says	Michel	
Gervais,	Executive	Director	of	the	Vanier	Community	Service	Centre, on	behalf	of	the	Coalition.
But	while	 the	program	remains	a	vital	service	 to	 the	community (last	year	alone	49	124	visits	
were	recorded), funding	is	increasingly elusive.		Subsequently	MLC’s	are	working	collaboratively	
with	 United	 Way	 to	 find	 innovative ways	 to	 reduce	 expenses,	 “We	 estimate	 that	 our	 new	
partnership	 with	 Print	 Manager	 will	 help	 us	 address	 the	 funding	 gap	 by	 reducing	 printing	
related	costs	by	as	much	as	50%”	adds	Michel	Gervais.
The	VCSC	is	a	member	of	the	Coalition	of	Community	Health	and	Resource	Centres	of	Ottawa,	
the	 initiator	 of	 this	 project.	 Founded	 over	 30	 years	 ago	 by	 community	 members	 wishing	 to	
establish	francophone	community	services	in	Vanier,	the	VCSC	offers	a	wide	range	of	bilingual	
programs	and	services	in	 four	main	areas:	Counselling	Services	and	Community	Development,	
Family	 Services,	 Legal	 Clinic	 Services	 for	 Francophones	 and	 Employment	 and	 Community	
Services.
About Print Manager
At	Print	Manager,	we	believe	in	great	technology.	We	believe	great	technology	can	and	should	
delight	people.	And	we	believe	in	going	the	extra	mile	for	our	users	and	making	the	perfect	
product.	We	hate	waste	and	the	negative	effects	on	our	environment,	which	comes	from	a	
printer	industry	geared	to	sell	you	more	paper,	more	ink	and	more	printers.	They	are	not	
incented	to	give	you	control	over	this	waste,	but	we	are.	We	believe	that	great	technology	can	
put	IT	in	control	of	waste	and	let	you	get	on	with	your	job. Contact:
Bill Feeley
Print Manager
Phone: 650-521-5271
Email: bfeeley@printmanager.com
Website: http://www.printmanager.com