Made a website for our student laptop project. Would love some honest feedback

i'm a high school student in Pearland, TX. A few friends and I run a project where we take retired laptops from our school district, install Linux and some basic tools, and give them to students who don't have a computer at home. We recently got 100 laptops donated from Alvin ISD after a lot of back-and-forth emails, which was pretty exciting.

I made a website to explain what we're doing, show our progress, and let people donate old devices or volunteer. A few stats and sections still need updating, but most of it's there.

Site: [https://www.projectdigitaldivide.org/](https://www.projectdigitaldivide.org/) GitHub: [https://github.com/bebepig1437/project-digital-divide](https://github.com/bebepig1437/project-digital-divide)

Full disclosure, I used AI for a decent chunk of the site, both the code and some of the writing. I've been trying to find a balance with that, and I've rewritten a lot of the text because the first drafts felt way too generic.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback. Does the site feel like an actual student-run project, or does it come across as generic? I'm not sure if I should make it look more polished or lean into the fact that it's a small project run by five teenagers.

If anything feels awkward, confusing, or just off, please let me know. I'm still figuring this stuff out, so even small suggestions would help.