Mark David Barrera of Superior Network Solutions believes every business should pay it forward and support the community that supports the business. By choosing us, we can continue to grow our support. Charity verification is required for program qualification such as federal 501c3 tax exempt documents. Please contact Mark at (602) 788-1338 or use this email address to discuss your charity.
Our Charity Upgrade Program is for non-profits needing an upgrade from 802.11b/g (speed 54 mbps) equipment. Please call to see if we have a used 802.11n (600 mbps) router that we donate and install for a flat $100 fee. Please call Mark if you would like to donate retired equipment to our pool instead of sending it to a landfill. Saving the environment is also saving ourselves and our community.
Our Charity Network Program is for small non-profits who need a new network, complete network, or computer upgrade. Superior Network Solutions will install a wired or wireless network, computers, and any other equipment for a $200 flat fee. Our flat fee includes all hourly labor and trip charges. We provide all computer and network equipment at only 10 percent over our wholesale cost.
Arizona Humane Society Their mission is to improve the lives of animals, alleviate their suffering, and elevate their status in society. They safeguard, rescue, shelter, heal, adopt and advocate for animals in need, while inspiring community action and compassion on their behalf (Facebook).
Children’s Hospital Foundation The Phoenix Children’s Hospital has provided hope, healing and the best healthcare for children since 1983. The new ED and Trauma Center is due in 2017. It will allow them to provide world class care to pediatric emergency and trauma patients (Facebook).
Special Olympics Arizona People with intellectual disabilities have an opportunity to participate in their communities and develop belief in themselves. For athletes, Special Olympics sports provide a gateway to empowerment, competence, acceptance and joy (Superior) (Facebook).
American Legion Mark David Barrera is a proud member of Post 2 in Tempe, Arizona. Our legion post is named after William Bloys who was a Tempe native. He passed away while he was on active duty in WWI.
Pat Tillman Foundation Named after Pat Tillman who is an ASU alumnus who then played for the Arizona Cardinals. He passed away while on active duty when assigned to the elite fighting group, the US Army Rangers.
Wounded Warrior Project We joined the Amazon Smile program where a portion of our purchase price goes toward the charity of our choice (Wounded Warrior). Please consider joining the Amazon Smile program.