The Computers for Veterans and Students Act (COVS Act) will provide more federal surplus computers to veterans, students, and seniors in need. President Joe Biden January 2, 2023, WASHINGTON, DC
Device ownership is the heart of digital equity. A lasting solution requires a series of conditions to be in place.
A new report examines the technology gap in rural areas and identifies ways communities can spur computer donations. Rural areas in the U.S. struggle to provide residents with broadband internet
Research shows that internet access and use increases rural economic and community development.
Building Sustainable Device Ecosystems: Digitunity’s Guiding Framework To be fully integrated into today’s digital society, individuals need access to a connected, large-screen computer. Owning a computer opens the door to
Partnering with mission-driven organizations helps Digitunity bridge the technology gap for military families. Frequent relocation takes a significant toll on military personnel and their families. A lack of technology can
Partnership with community groups works to improve the state’s ranking for broadband coverage. As a national nonprofit connecting technology donors with organizations serving people in need of computers, Digitunity supports the state
The honor recognizes organizations for significant contributions to business and technology. Digitunity is pleased to announce it was selected as the 2022 ChannelPro Not-For-Profit All-Star. ChannelPro recognized Digitunity for its
The bill would allow nonprofit technology refurbishers to obtain, refurbish, and distribute surplus government computers for veterans, students, and seniors in need. Senator Maggie Hassan (D-NH) SEPTEMBER 28, 2022, WASHINGTON,
The non-profit organization helps close the technology gap by providing computers to those who need them most. NORTH CONWAY, NH, August 29, 2022 – Statistics show people with disabilities are