Spectrum commits $1M to 2026 digital education grants
Grants Support Nonprofits That Connect Communities to Digital Skills Training, Tools and Resources
Key Takeaways:
- Spectrum Digital Education helps nonprofits expand access to digital skills, devices and learning opportunities in their communities.
- In 2026, Spectrum will award
$1 million $12 million - Eligible nonprofits serving communities within Spectrum’s service area can apply from February 2 to February 27.
Across Spectrum’s service area, Spectrum Digital Education supports nonprofits that help their community members – from seniors and veterans to students, working adults and families in need – access the digital education skills and tools they need to stay connected. Grants support initiatives like digital literacy programs, workforce readiness training, and efforts that provide donated or affordable laptops and other devices. Funding also helps power community tech spaces, like computer labs and learning hubs, where people can get hands-on support using online tools and services safely and effectively.
“Spectrum Digital Education is focused on removing real barriers by helping people build the digital skills required to apply for jobs, pursue education and manage essential online services,” said Rahman Khan, Group Vice President, Community Impact. “Through our nonprofit partnerships, we help turn connectivity into capability by creating pathways to opportunity and independence.”
Measurable Impact in Communities Across the
Since launching in 2017, Spectrum Digital Education has:
- Awarded 382 grants to 202 unique organizations
- Supported programs benefiting over 200,000 community members across 41 states
- Helped nonprofits issue more than 20,000 laptops and devices and sponsor nearly 50,000 digital education classes
Highlights from the 2025 Spectrum Digital Education grant cycle include:
- Adult Learning Center in
Spartanburg, SC : Provides workforce training including GED prep, pre-employment testing and computer skills classes. Grant funding supports digital literacy programs that help adult learners build foundational skills tied to employment. - The Science Zone in
Casper, WY : Delivers hands-on STEAM education to youth across centralWyoming . Spectrum’s grant expands access to coding, robotics tools and interactive learning experiences. - Project
Hawaii inHilo, HI : Supports homeless and at-risk youth inHawaii . Grant funding powers a teen mentoring program that provides computers, technical training and a resource lounge focused on academic success and career readiness. - Seniors in Service in
Tampa Bay, FL : Connects volunteers aged 55 and older to serve seniors, veterans and children in the community. Spectrum’s grant supports digital education for older adults, including training on accessing essential online services. - Loaves, Fishes & Computers in
Salinas, CA : Provides low-cost devices and digital literacy to families. Grant funding supports computer refurbishment and skills training that puts functional technology into more homes.
To be eligible for a Spectrum Digital Education grant, organizations must serve communities within Spectrum’s 41-state service area and have 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status. More information on how to apply is available on the Spectrum Digital Education grants page.
About Spectrum
Spectrum is a suite of advanced communications services offered by Charter Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:CHTR), a leading broadband connectivity company available to 58 million homes and small to large businesses across 41 states. Founded in 1993, Charter has evolved from providing cable TV to streaming, and from high-speed Internet to a converged broadband, WiFi and mobile experience. Over the Spectrum Fiber Broadband Network and supported by our
More information can be found at corporate.charter.com.
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