The Digital Divide Grant Program awards three grants totaling $200,000 to fund projects that address broadband network gaps, affordability, device access, and digital skills training. Eligible applicants are nonprofit community-based organizations and public agencies partnering with beneficiary public schools or districts in low-income urban or rural small school districts in California. Projects must provide holistic solutions and demonstrate community impact.
Eligible applicants include nonprofit community-based organizations with 501(c)(3) status and public agencies partnering with beneficiary public schools or districts. Applicants must demonstrate experience in community technology projects and have agreements with beneficiary schools or districts.
