We fund programs that help people get online, stay connected, and build the skills needed for school, work, and everyday life. That includes device access, connectivity support, and practical digital training.
Important: Devices, internet support, and classes are delivered by independent partner organizations we fund—we don't provide these services directly.
We support partners who place reliable technology in the hands of households that need it—often with basic setup help so it's usable from day one.
We fund local solutions that help communities get and keep reliable internet access.
We invest in hands-on, practical learning that builds confidence—not just one-time tutorials.
We help expand programs that turn interest into credentials and jobs, especially for learners and career changers.
Many rural areas still lack stable broadband, limiting access to schoolwork, telehealth, and remote jobs.
Some families share one device—or rely on phones only—making schoolwork, applications, and essential paperwork harder.
Access isn't enough if people don't feel confident using digital tools for real needs.
Even where internet exists, affordability, device limitations, and inconsistent service can block people from school portals, job boards, and public services.
Students without reliable home internet face the homework gap. Job seekers can be shut out by online-only hiring systems and applications.
Smartphone-only access makes it difficult to write resumes, complete forms, or manage schoolwork. Computers plus training change what's possible.
Communities can apply through our online portal or contact our team. We prioritize high-need areas and direct funding to partner organizations serving those communities.
Device availability depends on partner capacity and supply. Many programs focus on laptops and tablets suitable for learning and work, sometimes with setup support.
Often, yes—either through multilingual instruction or interpretation support. Availability varies by location, so reach out and we'll share current options.
Some partners provide coaching, credential planning, interview preparation, and connections to employers. We prioritize programs that include follow-through beyond the classroom.
Fund devices, connectivity, and skills-building—or partner with us to expand access.
Fund devices, connectivity, and digital skills—so everyone can access opportunity.
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501(c)(3) nonprofit organization