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Digital Equity Coalition | United Way of the Greater Capital Region APPLY NOW–GRANT OPPORTUNITY: Advancing Digital Inclusion in the GCR. Learn more below.
Advancing Digital Inclusion in the Greater Capital Region Co-Founded in 2021 by United Way of the Greater Capital Region with CanCode Communities, Albany Public Library, Workforce Development Institute, and BOCES, the Digital Equity Coalition of the Capital Region (DECCR) is a network of community organizations working together to ensure all residents have equitable access to technology, digital skills, and affordable internet.
DECCR strengthens community-based organizations that serve local residents by expanding access to reliable internet, digital devices, technical support, and digital learning opportunities. Through collaboration with trusted community partners, DECCR is helping build more connected and resilient communities across the Capital Region.
Why Digital Inclusion Matters In today's world, digital access is essential for full participation in society.
Without reliable internet access, devices, and digital skills, individuals and families may face barriers to: Employment opportunities and workforce training Healthcare services and telehealth Government programs and benefits Digital inclusion helps ensure that all residents can access the tools, information, and opportunities they need to thrive.
Expanding Reliable & Affordable Internet Access Improving Online Accessibility Increasing Digital Literacy Supporting Workforce Development Advancing Digital Inclusion in the Greater Capital Region The Digital Equity Coalition of the Capital Region is pleased to launch a new funding opportunity to support organizations advancing digital inclusion throughout the Capital Region.
Through funding provided by ConnectALL, United Way of the Greater Capital Region has been awarded funding to support DECCR's mission and will regrant $400,000 to community organizations working to bridge the digital divide. We are seeking organizations that effectively support Capital Region residents in accessing and using technology to participate fully in today's digital society.
Providing internet-enabled devices such as laptops, computers, or tablets Delivering digital literacy and technology training Offering technical support and device assistance Improving accessibility of digital content and services Supporting residents as they connect to employment, education, healthcare, and government resources online Applications should support one or more of the following: Access to internet-enabled devices Digital literacy and skills-building Technical support services Accessible digital content and online services We encourage organizations committed to advancing digital inclusion and serving underserved populations throughout the Capital Region to apply.
Applications Open: July 20, 2026 Applications Close: September 18, 2026, at 11:59 PM Applications will be accepted ONLY through SurveyMonkey Apply. Questions about the Grant? View the Virtual RFP Office Hours recording where our Community Impact team reviewed key information and answered questions about the application.
For additional questions about the Digital Inclusion grant, email Carrie Fassett at carrief@unitedwaygcr. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations in the Capital Region that help people access and use technology. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Digital Inclusion Grant is funded by United Way of Greater Capital Region. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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