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2025 Launchpad cycle closed (submissions were due March 2025). MBI typically runs new digital equity rounds — check funder for next.
Historical funding: $9.44 million
Prior eligibility: Nonprofit Organizations including community-based organizations, Municipalities, Regional Planning Agencies, Philanthropic Foundations, State Agencies or Quasi-Governmental Entities, Educational or Healthcare Providers, Community Action Agencies
Massachusetts Digital Equity Grants is a program previously administered by the Massachusetts Broadband Institute through its Launchpad Program to fund digital equity initiatives across the state. The program was allocated .44 million to support organizations working to expand digital access and skills for underserved communities. However, the program is currently SUSPENDED following the federal termination of the Digital Equity Act Capacity Grant Program that provided its underlying funding. Organizations that had anticipated this funding should monitor the Massachusetts Broadband Institute for updates on potential reinstatement or alternative funding pathways.
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