T-Mobile offers a dedicated free mobile hotspot and data program for eligible students in the United States. This initiative, called Project 10Million, aims to help students from low-income families get…
Winter storms can disrupt power, transportation, and daily life, but with proper preparation and knowledge of available recovery resources, communities and individuals can stay safe and recover more quickly. Here…
Greyhound Lines Inc. and the National Runaway Safeline (NRS) offer runaway, homeless, and exploited youth free transportation home or to a safe and stable location. According to the NRS, young…
Internet access is no longer a luxury, but a fundamental necessity for learning, job opportunities, healthcare, communication, and civic participation. However, millions of students in the United States still lack…
Winter storms can knock out power for hours or even days, leaving families without heat, light, or communication. Preparing ahead with supplies, backup power, and safety measures is the best…
ChoiceOne Financial Services, Inc. and ChoiceOne Bank (NASDAQ: COFS) (“ChoiceOne”), in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBank Indianapolis), are pleased to award Fresh Coast Alliance a…
Families receiving SNAP (food stamps) can now access reliable internet for as little as $10 per month through programs like Lifeline and provider-specific offers such as AirTalk Wireless and AT&T’s…
If you receive SNAP benefits (food stamps/EBT), you may qualify for free or low-cost internet service in 2026 through programs offered by major providers, nonprofits, and federal initiatives. Even though…
Access to affordable home internet is essential for work, school, healthcare, and everyday communication. While completely free home internet programs from ISPs are rare today, Spectrum offers a low-cost internet…
Many older adults find the internet expensive. Yet the internet helps seniors stay in touch with family, do online banking, see a doctor (telehealth), and join social groups. There are…