Provides refurbished computers, printers, and other computer equipment to non-profit organizations. Occasionally helps with computer set-up.

Provides deeply-discounted refurbished laptop and desktop computers, computer mobile "hot spots," and discounted internet service.

Provides deeply-discounted refurbished laptop and desktop computers, computer mobile "hot spots," and discounted internet service.

Provides free electronic device to enhance digital connectivity. Also refers clients to services that support learning and connectivity.

Provides opportunity to purchase low-cost computers, laptops, internet hotspots, and internet service through partnership with PCs for People.

Offers for loan or reference: books, periodicals, ebooks, CDs, DVDs, and large-print books. Local history collections, homebound service, and computers for public use are also offered.

Provides opportunity to purchase low-cost computers, laptops, internet hotspots, and internet service through partnership with PCs for People.

Provides opportunity to purchase low-cost computers, laptops, internet hotspots, and internet service through partnership with PCs for People.

Provides a laptop computer and internet service to those who finish the agency's class in computer use and financial counseling.

Corporation designated by the Federal Communications Commission as the administrator of universal service. Collect and deliver funding through four programs focused on places where broadband and connectivity needs are critical. Programs serve people in rural, underserved, and difficult-to-reach areas.

Provides opportunity to purchase low-cost computers, laptops, internet hotspots, and internet service through partnership with PCs for People.

Offers refurbished computers for Ohioans with disabilities. Laptop or desktop computer that Includes computer with monitor, mouse, keyboard, speakers. Microsoft Windows 10 Professional and Microsoft Office included. Does not include adaptive software for disabilities, but will help client find the type of software needed.

Provides opportunity to purchase low-cost computers, laptops, internet hotspots, and internet service through partnership with PCs for People.

Accepts donations for computers. Refurbishes computers for redistribution to people with disabilities. Assists people with disabilities acquire a discounted personal computer.

Provides digital skills training including Google applications, Microsoft applications, privacy and safety settings.

Accepts donations for computers. Refurbishes computers for redistribution to people with disabilities. Assists people with disabilities acquire a discounted personal computer.

Provides laptop and desktop computers to clients at a low cost.

Provides refurbished computers, office equipment, and cell phones to non-profit organizations and educational institutions.

Provides services to enhance education experiences for eligible individuals. Service includes a free laptop computer and assistance with obtaining professional certificates that may expand careers.

Offers a clearinghouse for information about discounted Internet programs, computers and digital literacy computer classes for those with low income. Live digital navigators also assist in completing applications for the programs available in client's area.

Provides a computer distribution program, refurbishing and upgrading computers for redistribution to Ohio residents with disabilities.

This program upgrades, refurbishes and recycles older computers donated to them and distributes them to people with disabilities for a nominal fee. Device loan to people.

Provides deeply-discounted refurbished laptop and desktop computers, computer mobile "hot spots," and discounted internet service.

Corporation designated by the Federal Communications Commission as the administrator of universal service. Collect and deliver funding through four programs focused on places where broadband and connectivity needs are critical. Programs serve people in rural, underserved, and difficult-to-reach areas.

Corporation designated by the Federal Communications Commission as the administrator of universal service. Collect and deliver funding through four programs focused on places where broadband and connectivity needs are critical. Programs serve people in rural, underserved, and difficult-to-reach areas.