COMPUDOPT EXPANDS TO SAN ANTONIO TO CLOSE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE IN BEXAR COUNTY The national nonprofit, with support from Methodist Healthcare Ministries and other community partners, will equip the San Antonio region with digital equity solutions.

Bridging the Digital Divide: Addressing High School and College Students Without Home Computers

Heights-based Compudopt bridges digital divide, secures $7.3M grant REPOST FROM: Stefanie Thomas Feb 5, 2024 - The Leader News - theleadernews.com

Three hundred refurbished laptops will be given to Atlanta students and families as part of AT&T’s nationwide commitment to help bridge the digital divide.

The Houston-based nonprofit expanded to five new cities last quarter to help bridge the digital divide across the country.

Bridging the Gap: Celebrating Digital Inclusion Week with Compudopt

As the seasons change and our journey to bridge the digital divide continues, we find ourselves reflecting on the incredible strides we've made over the past several months. From transformative milestones, to heartwarming success stories, we are thrilled to share with you Compudopt’s recent accomplishments. We’ve noted a few highlights below, but if you are interested in taking a deeper dive into the finer details of our recent successes, be sure to visit our blog and learn more.

The milestone connection was made as part of a $7 million investment to close the digital divide in Dallas.

Mayor Brandon Johnson, in partnership with World Business Chicago, announced the launch of a month-long campaign encouraging Chicago’s business community and large organizations to donate computers and laptops no longer in use to be refurbished and given to families who need a device. According to Census data, as many as 260,000 Chicago households don’t have a computer at home.