Shared purpose.
A place to begin.
We welcome conversations with people and organizations who care about making useful technology more accessible.
People with a local perspective.
We are interested in hearing from community organizations, educators, neighborhood groups, and businesses with an understanding of the communities they serve.
You do not need a finished proposal to introduce yourself. A clear description of the need you see and the people you work alongside is a useful starting point.
Ideas grounded in real needs.
Potential conversations might focus on barriers to digital access, practical technology education, or ways to make information and support easier to find.
These are interests, not active programs or offers of funding. We will assess possible collaborations as the company develops and our capabilities become clearer.
Tell us what you see.
Use our contact form and choose Partnerships. Introduce your organization, tell us where you work, and explain the need or opportunity you would like to discuss.
Please share only information you are comfortable providing. Do not include private information about community members. An inquiry starts a conversation; it does not create a partnership or commitment.
Let’s start with a conversation.
Bring your perspective. Tell us what connection could make possible where you are.
Introduce yourself