Spectrum Digital Education Grants Spectrum Digital Education Grants is sponsored by Spectrum. Grants support nonprofits providing digital skills training, devices, and learning opportunities to build workforce skills; previously funded workforce training including computer skills and pre-employment testing for adults in South Carolina.
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Spectrum Digital Education Grants | Charter Communications Spectrum TV, Internet & Voice Spectrum Digital Education Grants Spectrum Digital Education grants support nonprofits who provide digital skills training, professional advancement opportunities, and technology and resources needed for education. Nonprofit organizations can apply for a grant and learn more about eligibility requirements and selection criteria below. Application Period Closes Frequently Asked Questions What are eligibility requirements for a Spectrum Digital Education Grant? To be eligible for a Spectrum Digital Education Grant, applying organizations must serve communities located in a Spectrum market and have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. Your organization’s program must also: Focus on families or seniors. Be able to report to Spectrum the following metrics: number of people impacted, population served and demographics. Partner with low-income rural and/or urban communities. Be an existing program, already serving our community. Meet the unique needs of its community and align with the nonprofit’s current mission. Have a lasting, meaningful and tangible impact (e.g. development of a new digital site or app, expansion of the capacity of a digital learning center, creation of a mobile computer lab, etc.) Spectrum partners with organizations that do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, age, religion, nationality, ethnic origin, physical disability, military status or other protected classes. What are the selection criteria? The Spectrum Digital Education Grant Selection Committee will use the following criteria in evaluating completed, eligible applications: How is the program compelling, captivating or unique? To what extent does the program address community needs, with a focus on digital inclusion? Does the program partner with any community entities? Does the program support families or seniors in low-income urban and/or rural communities? Based on the proposed budget, is it financially feasible that the program will accomplish its goals at the conclusion of the one-year period? How does the program have a lasting, meaningful and tangible impact? Is there data to illustrate the program’s impact? Can the organization report those metrics to Spectrum? How do I determine if my organization is in a Spectrum market? Visit www.spectrum.com/cp/digitaled to determine if your organization is in a Spectrum market. When is the deadline to submit my organization’s application? The 2026 Spectrum Digital Education application submission period will close at 5 p.m. EST on February 27, 2026. When will I be notified if my organization is selected to receive funding? Winners of the 2026 Spectrum Digital Education Grant will be notified in May 2026. How will I know if Spectrum has received my application? You will
Application snapshot: target deadline February 27, 2026; published funding information $1,000,000 total (individual awards vary); eligibility guidance 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving communities in Spectrum’s 41-state service area, including South Carolina
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$1,000,000 total (individual awards vary) Deadline: Feb 27, 2026