Spectrum has awarded Boys & Girls Clubs in Tennessee a $15,000 Spectrum digital education grant for their Digital Connect Program as part of a $5 million national commitment to digital education in Spectrum communities across the country.
“We are proud to support the Boys & Girls Clubs, whose Digital Connect program will help further our mission to provide kids across the state with the necessary tools to grow and prosper in the digital age,” said Rahman Khan, vice president of community impact for Charter Communications.
“Many times, club youth need access to computers to complete homework assignments and may not have access to a computer in their homes,” said T. Ryan Hughes, executive director of Boys & Girls Clubs in Tennessee. “Additionally, family members need the access to work on resumes, apply for jobs, as well as gain jobs skills and may not have access to a computer outside one of our clubs. With this grant, Spectrum has helped to remove these barriers for our families.”
Patti Michel