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Apply Now for the 2025 Wi-Fly Digital Inclusion Grant | Tocker Foundation Apply Now for the 2025 Wi-Fly Digital Inclusion Grant There are only two weeks left to apply for Mobile Beacon’s 2025 Wi-Fly Digital Inclusion Grant Program , a unique opportunity for public libraries to expand digital access in their communities with free technology and internet service.
Mobile Beacon believes that libraries play a vital role in digital inclusion . You connect people to information, opportunity, and each other. This grant is designed to help you reach even more patrons by giving you the tools to launch or enhance a digital lending program.
Each selected library will receive a Wi-Fly Lending Launch Kit , which includes: FREE unlimited Mobile Beacon service for each device during the 12-month pilot program These resources will help your library bridge the digital divide, support workforce development, and give patrons the opportunity to learn, work, and connect online. We want to hear your vision for digital inclusion.
Tell us about your community, who you will reach, and how the Wi-Fly Lending Launch Kit will make a difference for the people you serve. Applications close October 31, 2025 at 11:59 p. m.
EST , so now is the time to apply. Apply Now and help your library take flight toward digital inclusion. Next Post The Many Roles of Texas Librarians: A Tribute to the Helpers in Our Communities Previous Post The Power and Necessity of the Freedom to Read
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