Whether you can give time, skills, funding, or a platform, there's a way to support the work — and communities that need it.
Join literacy training sessions, community awareness visits, or the annual Digital Inclusion Event as a facilitator, trainer, or organizer.
Contribute funds or devices to help low-income households, students, and elders get connected and stay connected.
Teachers, technicians, and digital-safety trainers can help design and deliver literacy and internet-safety programs.
Community groups, schools, businesses, and telecom or broadband operators can partner with us to deliver programs or extend coverage.
If you work in digital payments, POS systems, or e-commerce, help us support small businesses making the shift online.
Share our work, invite us to speak, or help connect us with communities and organizations who could use our programs.
Reach out and we'll follow up about the program or opportunity that fits best.