Washington Apple Pi (or WAP or just "the Pi") is a community of people with a common aim: to improve our knowledge and enjoyment of Macintosh computers and Apple mobile devices, and do it in such a way that respects a member's level. We approach this through such things as social activities, sharing, fun, cooperative activities, mentoring and education.
Washington Apple Pi is organized as a non-profit social club - the IRS says we're a (Section 501(c)(7)). As such, we are run by volunteers for the benefit of our members. It is through those volunteer efforts that we produce a magazine, host online forums and services, and gather in regular and ad-hoc groups to exchange information, experiences and instruction. And have fun.
Washington Apple Pi celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2013. We've been around far longer than most personal computer organizations, and virtually all computer companies. That means we not only have a vast knowledge of what went on before Apples and Macs, but a desire to keep pushing ahead as well. We have accomplished so much over the years, but there is still much that needs to be done. Won't you join us?
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