Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Top of Page PLACES TO VISIT ENTERTAINMENT 網絡研討會 在這裡，您將找到即將註冊的網絡研討會以及完成的網絡研討會的錄音。 隨時觀看和學習！ PLACES TO VISIT PLACES TO VISIT 待定日期 Google環聊和聚會 Google Hangouts & Meet 註冊鏈接即將可用 Guía en Español 關於網絡研討會： 在Google環聊和會議網絡研討會上，我們將探討這兩種選擇之間的異同，探討每種方法的使用方式，並找出最適合某些需求的方法。 待定日期 谷歌語音 Google Voice 註冊鏈接即將可用 關於網絡研討會： Google語音是一項免費服務，可提供呼叫轉移和語音郵件服務，語音和文本消息以及美國和國際電話。您可以將Google語音用作第二個電話號碼，也可以將其用作“虛擬工作號碼”。它可以鏈接到您的手機或座機，也可以直接通過網絡使用。該網絡研討會將介紹使您開始使用Google語音的基礎知識。 待定日期 谷歌語音 Google Voice 關於網絡研討會： Google語音是一項免費服務，可提供呼叫轉移和語音郵件服務，語音和文本消息以及美國和國際電話。您可以將Google語音用作第二個電話號碼，也可以將其用作“虛擬工作號碼”。它可以鏈接到您的手機或座機，也可以直接通過網絡使用。該網絡研討會將介紹使您開始使用Google語音的基礎知識。 待定日期 谷歌語音 Google Voice 關於網絡研討會： Google語音是一項免費服務，可提供呼叫轉移和語音郵件服務，語音和文本消息以及美國和國際電話。您可以將Google語音用作第二個電話號碼，也可以將其用作“虛擬工作號碼”。它可以鏈接到您的手機或座機，也可以直接通過網絡使用。該網絡研討會將介紹使您開始使用Google語音的基礎知識。 待定日期 谷歌語音 Google Voice 關於網絡研討會： Google語音是一項免費服務，可提供呼叫轉移和語音郵件服務，語音和文本消息以及美國和國際電話。您可以將Google語音用作第二個電話號碼，也可以將其用作“虛擬工作號碼”。它可以鏈接到您的手機或座機，也可以直接通過網絡使用。該網絡研討會將介紹使您開始使用Google語音的基礎知識。 ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT Back to Top 了解您的Chromebook English Guide ``關於網絡研討會： 在此網絡研討會中，您將學習使用Chromebook的所有基礎知識以及一些其他有用的信息。我們將介紹設置，輔助功能選項，下載應用程序，保存到Google驅動器而不是計算機硬盤，Google Assistant，以及其他內容，例如Chrome瀏覽器，書籤等。 關於主持人： Wim Wauters在Google工作了8年，目前在Google UK辦公室擔任Chromebook培訓經理。他負責為全球零售商人員制定Chromebook培訓計劃。他期待與大家見面並談論他最喜歡的產品！ 了解您的Chromebook English Guide Guía en Español Guia em Português 觀看網絡研討會 ``關於網絡研討會： 在此網絡研討會中，您將學習使用Chromebook的所有基礎知識以及一些其他有用的信息。我們將介紹設置，輔助功能選項，下載應用程序，保存到Google驅動器而不是計算機硬盤，Google Assistant，以及其他內容，例如Chrome瀏覽器，書籤等。 關於主持人： Wim Wauters在Google工作了8年，目前在Google UK辦公室擔任Chromebook培訓經理。他負責為全球零售商人員制定Chromebook培訓計劃。他期待與大家見面並談論他最喜歡的產品！ 待定日期 Google環聊和聚會 Google Hangouts & Meet 註冊鏈接即將可用 關於網絡研討會： 在Google環聊和會議網絡研討會上，我們將探討這兩種選擇之間的異同，探討每種方法的使用方式，並找出最適合某些需求的方法。

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. The Time is Now to Close the Digital Divide Credit Card Donate quickly and easily to TGH Donate Now DAF Direct Donate quickly and easily to TGH through DAF Direct Donate Now Corporate Matching If your company matches charitable gifts you can use the following info to donate. Tech Goes Home EIN #20-8629591 Donate Stock Interested in donating stock? Email dahlia@techgoeshome.org. Why Now Matters: Critical federal funding for digital equity has been eliminated. The digital world and AI are moving at a rapid pace, and too many people are being left behind. Hundreds of thousands of households in Massachusetts still lack the tools and support they need. The Goal: Raise $500,000 to reach more learners than ever before. Close the gap left by federal rollbacks. Help ensure no one is excluded from our digital future. DONATE

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Group Volunteering Is your group looking to volunteer with Tech Goes Home? Please complete the following steps: 1. Read the Frequently Asked Questions section, available here . 2. Email the TGH program staff describing your group's interest and availability. Send an email to volunteer@techgoeshome.org We will respond with your next steps. 3. Meet with TGH staff to discuss volunteering opportunities. If your group’s interest and availability align with TGH’s current volunteer needs and priorities, we will schedule a call to discuss our volunteer opportunities with you in more detail. During this call, we will review: The process for engaging and registering volunteers Time commitment, scheduling and timeline Your group’s goals in volunteering and how we can support those goals Our expectations of volunteers 4. If necessary, complete a CORI If you are interested in volunteering in a program or event that includes interaction with our learners, we are required by law to run a background check. Therefore, you may be asked to complete a CORI Acknowledgement Form. Corporate Volunteer Groups: Please note that we currently reserve corporate group volunteering opportunities for our lead philanthropic partners. For more information, please visit https://www.techgoeshome.org/investors . Examples of work you might do include creating written or video tutorials, translating materials, leading educational webinars, and phonebanking! Here are some of the helpful resources our group volunteers have created in the past: "It was good to help the team, work with people, and also understand the Tech Goes Home program." "My favorite thing was connecting with the people and hearing a little about their stories." Reflections from Previous Group Volunteers

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. CONTACT US What are you hoping to discuss with us? Volunteering: volunteer@techgoeshome.org Press, Media, & Communications: press@techgoeshome.org Donations and Funding: darcy@techgoeshome.org Partnerships: partnerships@techgoeshome.org Looking for a specific team member? Find the person you're looking to contact here . Click "Read Bio" to view their email address. For all other inquiries, fill out the form below. We will be in touch! Thanks! Message sent. Send

Strategic Plan 2020 Mission Tech Goes Home empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Why TGH? Digital exclusion perpetuates poverty. Without the tools, access, and skills to do homework, navigate online job portals, manage finances, communicate with loved ones, and so much more, it has become incredibly difficult to succeed. And considering the stark demographic inequities in the use of technology, digital inclusion has become a social justice issue of our time. 80% of Fortune 500 companies require online job applications, including major employers such as Walmart and CVS (FCC) 84% of the nation’s K-12 teachers report that digital inequities are growing in their classrooms (Pew Research Center, 2017) 44% of adults with household incomes below $30,000 a year don’t have home broadband services and 46% don’t have a computer (Pew Research Center, 2019) Only 46% of seniors with household incomes below $30,000 say they go online (Pew Research Center 2017) Supporting people to get online and use digital health resources can be crucial to achieving local priorities including: physical and mental wellbeing, prevention, self care, shared care and shared decision making, long term condition management, appropriate use of urgent and emergency care (NHS 2019) TGH addresses these inequities by providing free digital skills training, discounted new computers, and help securing home Internet access. We serve people from the ages of 3 to 93, prioritizing those without technology, the un/underemployed, immigrants, and people with disabilities. TGH is focused on tackling the entrenched barriers to technology adoption and Internet access. Our school, community, small business, and early childhood initiatives provide an impactful and cost-effective model to help families and participants gain the skills, hardware, and Internet access needed for lifelong success. History Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home (TGH) is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit that empowers communities to access and use digital tools to overcome barriers and advance lives. Simply put, TGH helps bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs and manage finances, and seniors can connect with loved ones. With the help of 350+ partner schools and community sites, TGH has served 35,000+ people in over 2,400 courses and distributed 22,500+ new computers over its tenure. In the past four years, TGH has experienced massive growth, from serving 3,000 people in 2016 to 5,500 in 2019. In 2019 alone, TGH ran 396 courses at nearly 200 community partner sites throughout Greater Boston. 75% of TGH learners had household incomes under $35,000 per year. Nearly half of adult learners were immigrants and 85% were people of color. Program Model The TGH model tackles digital exclusion by providing 15 hours of skills training, a new computer to course graduates for $50, and help finding and securing low-cost, high-quality Internet. Each course is uniquely offered by community leaders, trained by TGH, who come from the communities they serve--as early education or school teachers, community case workers or workforce development coaches, and many other grassroots roles. TGH serves people of all ages: TGH School serves school-age students and their caregivers, TGH Early Childhood serves children 3-6 and their caregivers, TGH Community serves adults and seniors, and TGH Small Business serves micro-entrepreneurs. Board and Staff The TGH Board consists of 13 supporters (38% women, 31% POC) who bring a balanced perspective to leadership decisions. TGH has 8 full-time staff members (72% women, 43% POC) including co-CEOs, four program staff, one operations/finance staff member, and one fundraising staff member. Read our staff bios here . More Information Annual Report Impact Report List of program partners Financials FAQ's Why don’t you use phones instead of computers? While smartphones are often cited as a ubiquitous tool that could be the solution, a research paper or job application written on a smartphone pales in comparison to one written on a computer. Poor quality access engenders a lower quality product, leading to an ever-widening opportunity gap. Why don’t you use refurbished computers? Providing each learner with the same model of computers makes distribution efficient & affordable and allows us to teach the operating system of our choice across all of our programs. We also respect our learners and want to ensure they graduate with a quality laptop. Why don’t TGH staff conduct the 15 hours? The train-the-trainer model allows us to enlist more than 300 culturally and racially diverse instructors who currently and directly work with the people we serve. This diverse, equitable, and inclusive approach allows us to scale our impact many fold. Why not do an online course? Many of our learners don’t know how to get online, never mind take an online course. That itself is a digital literacy lesson on its own. A small classroom setting allows learners to gain hands-on experience, form peer-to-peer learning relationships, and build a connection with their local schools or community organizations. Doesn’t all your funding come from the City of Boston? We get foundational support from CoB but the demand is far greater than the funding can cover. We continue to grow and diversify funding in order to increase reach and sustainability. Why do you charge $50 for devices? We view the $50 as an investment from our learners. They are investing in their own learning and success in the program. We’ve found that the copay for devices has helped tremendously with our program completion (90% of learners who enroll graduate from TGH). Are you only in Boston schools? No. In addition to schools in Boston, we’re currently serving schools in Cambridge, Chelsea, and Revere. And of course we partner with more than 100 community groups, social service agencies, libraries, municipal agencies, and others. Are you funded by or a part of Boston Public Schools? No on both counts. Although we serve many Boston Public Schools, we are not a part of BPS nor do we receive any funding from Boston Public Schools. Is there a basic TGH curriculum I can look at? Yes. Check out our TGH School and Community curriculum here . How are the four programs the same/different? Check out our program overview here.

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. Financials Annual Report Impact Report Untitled Untitled Our Reports Developing a Digital Equity Theory of Change with Tech Goes Home Written in partnership with the Digital Equity Research Center, this new report provides clear recommendations for how to measure impact and improve outcomes for digital equity programs. Read the Full Paper 2024-2034 Strategic Plan Our ten-year timeline divides into priorities that build a scalable, accountable, and enduring infrastructure. This leverages one of TGH’s primary strengths: an unwavering trust in and alignment with, meeting the community where it is to serve it best. Read Our Strategic Plan Previous Impact Reports 2021 2020 2019 Our 2024 Impact Report is a snapshot of the impact we've made together this past year. 2024 Impact Report Rapò Empak (Kreyòl ayisyen) Impact Report (English) Informe de impacto (español) 2023 English Español Kreyòl ayisyen 2022 English Español Kreyòl ayisyen Impact Report Read the full story of all that the TGH community achieved together last year, including expanding to new geographic areas, growing our advocacy work, and strengthening our core programs. 2024 Annual Report 2023 English Español Kreyòl ayisyen 2020 English . . 2022 English Español Kreyòl ayisyen 2019 English . . 2021 English Español Kreyòl ayisyen 2018 English . . Kreyòl ayisyen Previous Annual Reports English Español Annual Report Financials 2023 Audited Financial Statements 2022 Audited Financial Statements 2021 Audited Financial Statements 2020 Audited Financial Statements 2019 Audited Financial Statements 990 Financials Essex County Pilot Report Read the Full Report

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Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, seniors can connect with loved ones, and all can lead healthy lives. OUR IMPACT TGH works with our partners to build a more equitable society in which all members of our communities have access to the digital world. We measure success by the digital skills, computers, and internet access that graduates gain and the ways they apply those skills and tools in whatever way will benefit them most. A Snapshot of Our Impact 81% of graduates got a new or better job, had a pay raise, entered an educational or work training program, or started a business of caregivers say their child uses their new device for learning multiple times a week or every day of graduates have leveraged skills they gained in their TGH course to access health and wellness resources 88% 73% “With these skills, I can be financially self-sufficient, provide for my child, and have a successful future for me and my family for years to come.” –Shanna, TGH Graduate For more impact data, check out our 2023 Impact Report!

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. OUR PARTNERS TGH is the success it is because of our wonderful partners, helping us fight for digital equity. Click here if you are interested in working with us or wish to become a TGH site. City Of Boston Boston abcd Boston Teachers Union Cambridge Public Schools Boston Public Schools Boston Housing Authority Brazilian Worker Center Inc. Catholic Charities Boston Centers for Youth & Families Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center Brookline Housing Authority Brookline Housing Authority Chelsea Collaborative Boston Public Library Boston HERC Cambridge Community Television Children's Services of Roxbury City of Chelsea Cambridge Public Library City of Somerville Dorchester Bay EDC Codman Square NDC Community Work Services EMPath Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción International Institute of New England JVS Julie's Family Learning Program La Alianza Hispana Maverick Landing Community Services Mothers for Justice and Equality Neighborhood of Affordable Housing Notre Dame Education Center Boston Project Hope Project Place Revere Public Schools Roca, Inc Rounding the Bases Rounding the Bases The Salvation Army SEIU1199 Training and Upgrading Fund South Boston en Acción Timothy Smith Network WGBH UMass Boston Women's Lunch Place Urban College of Boston WORK Inc. UUUM YMCA

Tech Goes Home is fighting for digital equity. We help bring computers, Internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. OUR HISTORY Founded in 2000, Tech Goes Home helps bring computers, internet, and training to those without so students can do homework, adults can find jobs, and seniors can connect with loved ones. Digital exclusion perpetuates poverty . Without the tools, access, and skills to do homework and navigate online job portals, it has become incredibly difficult to succeed in school and to gain employment. For example, 8 out of 10 middle skills jobs require digital skills (Cleveland Foundation), and more than 80% of Fortune 500 companies require online job applications, including major employers such as Walmart and CVS (FCC). Further, 84% of the nation’s K-12 teachers report that digital inequities are growing in their classrooms (Pew). FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel has stated that the homework gap is the “cruelest part” of the digital divide facing our country. While smartphones are often cited as a ubiquitous tool that could be the solution, a research paper or job application written on a smartphone pales in comparison to one written on a computer. Poor quality access engenders a lower quality product, leading to an ever-widening opportunity gap. TGH has addressed these digital inequities by providing free digital skills training, discounted new computers, and help securing home internet access. We serve people from the ages of 3 to 94, prioritizing those without technology, the un/underemployed, immigrants, English language learners, and people with disabilities. 75% of TGH graduates have household incomes under $35,000, and more than 30% of adult participants are unemployed. Of the learners that TGH serves, 85% are people of color and nearly half are immigrants. Since 2000, OUR MODEL Today TGH serves 5,500 learners each year with only seven full-time employees. Our lean model minimizes costs while creating an opportunity for learners to genuinely engage with the schools and community organizations that run TGH. TGH’s goal is to deliver high quality digital literacy training while amplifying our community partners’ critical work tackling chronic unemployment, education, and health. With the help of 300+ partner schools and community sites, TGH has served 35,000+ people and distributed 22,500+ new computers. In 2020, our goal is to graduate 6,000 Greater Boston residents from our programs, deepen our support for our partner sites and instructors, and ensure the program continues to grow in scope and size. TGH is focused on tackling the entrenched barriers to technology adoption and internet access in Boston and across the U.S. Our school, community, small business, and early childhood initiatives provide an impactful and cost-effective model to help families and individuals gain access to the skills, hardware, and internet access needed for 21st century success. TGH continues to enhance its impact for learners. Perhaps said best by one of our parents who shared, “It is due to your program that my life and career have been elevated...thank you for your amazing program. It has changed my life.” CHANGING LIVES

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