And the waitlist grows every day.
We’re starting with 75 families navigating serious illness, special needs, family loss, housing instability, and financial hardship.
We can’t fix everything they’re carrying. But we can take one thing off their plate.
$200 helps put a laptop into the hands of one family.
Together, we’ve got 0.
0 of 75 families connected
Updated as gifts and donated devices are received.
Sometimes the laptop is the easiest problem to solve.
When a family is navigating illness, loss, disability, or instability, removing one barrier matters.
Behind every request is a family story.
Families aren’t asking for another screen. They’re asking for a way to keep learning moving while life is asking more of them than usual.
School can continue through recovery.
Some children are recovering from surgery or living with serious health conditions. A laptop helps learning continue around appointments and recovery.
Learning can finally fit the child.
For children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, sensory challenges, or other learning differences, technology can open access to learning that works at their pace.
Learning can offer a little consistency.
Grief, illness, relocation, and unexpected family changes can reshape a household overnight. A dependable device gives a child one consistent place to keep learning.
Starting over shouldn’t mean starting school over.
Some families are living in shelters or rebuilding after unsafe situations. A laptop helps keep school accessible wherever the family goes next.
Sometimes there simply isn’t $200 left.
Medical expenses, unemployment, disability, fixed incomes, and single-parent households can make replacing a broken computer impossible.
You don’t have to solve the whole story.
You can take care of one thing. One laptop. One barrier removed. One less thing to carry.
I'VE GOT ONE — $200These aren’t hypothetical families.
These are real situations families describe when they apply for the Digital Access Grant.
“We are living in a DV shelter and will be transferring states soon. We need this before school starts.”
Digital Access Grant applicant“My son’s one and only homeschool resource, his laptop, broke. I have zero extra funds to get him a new one.”
Digital Access Grant applicant“It would allow my son to continue homeschool while recovering from surgery and suffering from kidney disease.”
Digital Access Grant applicantOne laptop can make the day feel possible again.
It means one less barrier between a child and their education.
- School can continue through illness, recovery, or transition.
- A child can learn in the way that works best for them.
- A family can stop trying to make one broken or shared device work.
One more way forward.
You don’t have to fix everything.
You don’t have to fix the diagnosis, replace lost income, or solve everything else a family may be navigating.
You can simply say: “This one thing? I’ve got it.”
$200 helps put a dependable laptop into the hands of one homeschool family.
I'VE GOT ONE — GIVE $200What happens after you say “I’ve got one”?
Your gift moves through a real process designed to get dependable technology to a family who needs it.
You give.
Your $200 gift helps fund a laptop for a homeschool family.
We prepare it.
Devices are assessed, prepared, checked, and readied for distribution.
We pack + ship.
The device is packed, checked, and shipped to the recipient family.
We follow through.
Delivery is tracked, receipt is confirmed, and impact is measured.
There’s more than one way to say “I’ve got one.”
Donate one.
Have a working laptop your family or company no longer needs? Put it back to work.
DONATE A LAPTOPAccess is already changing what’s possible.
The Digital Access Grant is helping homeschool families remove technology barriers and keep learning moving.
And the waitlist grows every day. We’re starting with 75 families whose needs are urgent.
885+ families are waiting.
And the list keeps growing.
We can’t change every part of their stories today.
But we can make one part easier.
One family. One laptop. One less thing to carry.
And the waitlist grows every day.
We’re starting with 75 families navigating serious illness, special needs, family loss, housing instability, and financial hardship.
We can’t fix everything they’re carrying. But we can take one thing off their plate.
$200 helps put a laptop into the hands of one family.
Together, we’ve got 0.
0 of 75 families connected
Updated as gifts and donated devices are received.
Sometimes the laptop is the easiest problem to solve.
When a family is navigating illness, loss, disability, or instability, removing one barrier matters.
Behind every request is a family story.
Families aren’t asking for another screen. They’re asking for a way to keep learning moving while life is asking more of them than usual.
School can continue through recovery.
Some children are recovering from surgery or living with serious health conditions. A laptop helps learning continue around appointments and recovery.
Learning can finally fit the child.
For children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, sensory challenges, or other learning differences, technology can open access to learning that works at their pace.
Learning can offer a little consistency.
Grief, illness, relocation, and unexpected family changes can reshape a household overnight. A dependable device gives a child one consistent place to keep learning.
Starting over shouldn’t mean starting school over.
Some families are living in shelters or rebuilding after unsafe situations. A laptop helps keep school accessible wherever the family goes next.
Sometimes there simply isn’t $200 left.
Medical expenses, unemployment, disability, fixed incomes, and single-parent households can make replacing a broken computer impossible.
You don’t have to solve the whole story.
You can take care of one thing. One laptop. One barrier removed. One less thing to carry.
I'VE GOT ONE — $200These aren’t hypothetical families.
These are real situations families describe when they apply for the Digital Access Grant.
“We are living in a DV shelter and will be transferring states soon. We need this before school starts.”
Digital Access Grant applicant“My son’s one and only homeschool resource, his laptop, broke. I have zero extra funds to get him a new one.”
Digital Access Grant applicant“It would allow my son to continue homeschool while recovering from surgery and suffering from kidney disease.”
Digital Access Grant applicantOne laptop can make the day feel possible again.
It means one less barrier between a child and their education.
- School can continue through illness, recovery, or transition.
- A child can learn in the way that works best for them.
- A family can stop trying to make one broken or shared device work.
One more way forward.
You don’t have to fix everything.
You don’t have to fix the diagnosis, replace lost income, or solve everything else a family may be navigating.
You can simply say: “This one thing? I’ve got it.”
$200 helps put a dependable laptop into the hands of one homeschool family.
I'VE GOT ONE — GIVE $200What happens after you say “I’ve got one”?
Your gift moves through a real process designed to get dependable technology to a family who needs it.
You give.
Your $200 gift helps fund a laptop for a homeschool family.
We prepare it.
Devices are assessed, prepared, checked, and readied for distribution.
We pack + ship.
The device is packed, checked, and shipped to the recipient family.
We follow through.
Delivery is tracked, receipt is confirmed, and impact is measured.
There’s more than one way to say “I’ve got one.”
Donate one.
Have a working laptop your family or company no longer needs? Put it back to work.
DONATE A LAPTOPAccess is already changing what’s possible.
The Digital Access Grant is helping homeschool families remove technology barriers and keep learning moving.
And the waitlist grows every day. We’re starting with 75 families whose needs are urgent.
885+ families are waiting.
And the list keeps growing.
We can’t change every part of their stories today.
But we can make one part easier.
One family. One laptop. One less thing to carry.