Press Release: Spectrum Empowers Community Connections Through Technology
In a significant initiative to enhance connectivity for adults with unique needs, Spectrum is partnering with St. Louis Arc, providing vital adaptive technology and resources. Program participants, like Barb, benefit from larger keyboards and specialized educational software, enabling them to stay engaged with family and friends through video chats and social media. These tools also support essential activities related to memory care and physical fitness.
“Connectivity is the foundation for strong and thriving communities, helping adults remain active in our digital world,” stated Rahman Khan, Group Vice President of Community Impact. By backing nonprofits like St. Louis Arc, Spectrum taps into the transformative power of connectivity to create opportunities and drive positive change within the communities it serves.
Since 2017, Spectrum has contributed $74,000 in funding and in-kind support to St. Louis Arc, part of a larger commitment of over $11 million in Spectrum Digital Education grants to nonprofits across 23 states and the District of Columbia. These grants aim to expand community access to essential digital tools and resources, fostering an inclusive environment.
Spectrum Digital Education programs provide a vital lifeline for various organizations, enhancing lives and promoting sustained engagement in the digital landscape. As communities continue to navigate the complexities of technology, initiatives like this exemplify how support and resources can bridge gaps and elevate those in need.
For more information on Spectrum Digital Education and its impact, please visit SpectrumDigitalEducation.com.
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