Serving the Underserved Trying to help people break away from despair is not new to Loeb. For many years, he taught the Bible on skid row. Loeb then sold his car and the trucking business he was operating out of his old neighborhood at the time, and used some of the money to buy the organization's first computers. Now, in addition to preaching the gospel of Christ, Loeb also preaches that technology and education are the way out of poverty and destructive lifestyles.
Technology is one of the few level-playing fields that exists in our society.
Success in technological areas is independent of race or gender. Impossible television show. The country's government wanted it fixed and didn't care what color the guy's skin was as long as he could do the job. The name really means we're trying to help people break away from unproductive behavior and connect them to things that hold a brighter future. We have an open-access computer center where people come in and use the computer at their own pace, funded by California Wellness Foundation at California State University at Long Beach.