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Find similar grantsThis initiative addresses the region's digital device gap by providing high-quality laptops, tablets, and Chromebooks to local organizations in Western Massachusetts. Partners can request and manage a fleet of loaner devices to directly support their community members.
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Or search similar grants →According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations that are members of the Alliance for Digital Equity, based in Western Massachusetts, conduct active outreach and serve under-resourced populations, and can securely store devices. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Loaner Device Program is funded by Alliance for Digital Equity at Baystate Health (Funded by Massachusetts Broadband Institute’s Connected & Online Program). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Florida Connect - A Device Loaner Program is sponsored by The Figgers Foundation. Florida Connect is a Device Loaner Program created to bridge the digital divide in underserved Florida communities. It provides qualifying residents with loaner devices (tablets) and essential connectivity tools at no cost to support success in today's connected world. The program focuses on helping students, job seekers, senior citizens, and members of low-income households.
The Alliance for Digital Equity Partner Opportunity is sponsored by Alliance for Digital Equity (funded by Massachusetts Broadband Institute's Connected & Online Program). This program addresses the digital device gap in Western Massachusetts by providing high-quality laptops, tablets, and Chromebooks to local organizations. Partners can request and manage a fleet of loaner devices to directly support their community members. Projects must demonstrate how they will enable public access to devices across workforce development, education, and health monitoring & access.
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