Digital Access Commitments Campaign

The NCW Digital Access Coalition is teaming up and taking action to bridge the digital divide.
The Digital Access Commitments Campaign is a regional effort led by the NCW Digital Access Coalition and NCW Tech Alliance to support digital connection, confidence, and opportunity across Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Ferry, Adams, and Okanogan Counties.

We believe everyone should have the opportunity to use technology in ways that support their work, learning, health, and daily life. Closing the digital divide takes partnership, and every action — big or small — helps move our region forward.

Organizations are invited to make a commitment that strengthens digital access in their community. This could include improving digital tools, creating outreach materials, offering staff training, building new partnerships, hosting a Digital Access Month activity in September, or launching another project that helps people get connected and build digital confidence.

Have questions or need support with your commitment or application? Contact techhelp@ncwtech.org. We’re here to provide tools, guidance, and encouragement as you take the next step toward a more connected North Central Washington.

Make a pledge to enhance digital access in 2026. We invite the following entities to pledge their commitment to digital access:
  • Government
  • Industry
  • Education
  • Community sectors
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Digital Access Commitments Campaign Rubrics

These rubrics are designed to help organizations identify where they are today and imagine practical next steps for strengthening digital access in their community.

They are not meant to be a scorecard or compliance tool. Instead, they provide a simple framework for thinking about digital access work across different focus areas, from early activity to more connected, sustainable, and community-informed approaches.

Each rubric is organized by sector and shows a progression from:
‍1. No Engagement Little or no current activity in this focus area.
‍2. Emergent Activity Early or occasional efforts, such as one-time workshops, basic resource sharing, or limited access support.
‍3. Connected or Replicable More consistent, coordinated, or partnership-based efforts that can be repeated or expanded.
‍4. Iterative Innovation Ongoing, community-informed work that uses feedback, data, partnerships, and learning to improve over time.

The goal is to help partners see that a digital access commitment can start anywhere. An organization might commit to launching something new, strengthening work already underway, moving from one-time activity to a repeatable program, or building stronger partnerships to expand reach.

A digital access commitments compaign rubric for community organizations and nonprofitsA digital access commitments compaign rubric for municipalities and public agencies

Apply for a Microgrant

As part of the 2026 Digital Access Commitments Campaign, microgrants of up to $2,000 are available to help partner organizations bring digital access ideas to life across North Central Washington.

Funds can support activities such as digital skills training, outreach, accessibility improvements, digital navigation, community engagement, or a Digital Access Month activity in September.

Applications open July 1, 2026 and close July 31, 2026. Awardees will be notified by August 11, 2026.

To be eligible, organizations must submit a 2026 Digital Access Commitment, use funds to support digital access in North Central Washington, provide a brief impact update, and send a representative to the Cybersecurity Summit + Tech Trailblazers event in Moses Lake on October 7, 2026.

All 2026 Digital Access Commitments will be showcased at the October 7 event as we celebrate the organizations helping build a more connected region. Please reach out to Info@ncwtech.org with any questions.
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2026
Commitments Showcase

Building Digital Confidence, Safety, and Connection for Older Adults
Okanogan County
Since 2023, Methow At Home has delivered our Tech Tuesday's program - alternating digital skills learning sessions with individual support at Tech cafes to help older adults navigate new technologies, trouble-shoot use of common devices like smart phones and tablets, and promote online safety. In the last year, nearly 400 participants have attended 49 sessions, and we remain committed to empowering seniors in our community - supporting access to critical online resources for health, social connection, and financial security.
Equitable, Safe Digital Access for Every Student
Chelan County
Wenatchee School District is committed to ensuring every student has equitable access to reliable devices, connectivity, digital learning resources, and the support needed to use them confidently. We will continue investing in one-to-one devices, robust infrastructure, instructional technology support, and digital skills development. We also commit to providing safe, age-appropriate access through content filtering, cybersecurity safeguards, and responsible digital citizenship practices that protect students while preserving meaningful opportunities to learn, create, collaborate, and prepare for their futures.
Empowering Youth Through Digital Skills, STEM, and Opportunity
Grant County
In 2026, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin is committed to expanding digital equity by increasing access to technology, digital literacy, and STEM learning opportunities for youth, especially those who need us most. Through programs like Computer Science Pathway, DIY STEM, Digital Navigator resources, and trained staff, we will equip young people with the skills and support needed to succeed in school, prepare for future careers, and become innovative, caring, and responsible citizens who strengthen our communities.
Closing the Technology Gap: Free Digital Tools and Training at NCW Libraries
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Ferry County
NCW Libraries is committed to digital equity by providing free access to technology services—computers, Wi-Fi, printing, and more—at all 30 branches. We offer teleconference booths, STEM tools, Wi-Fi hotspots, tech support, and digital skills training to support our rural communities. Through ongoing partnerships and innovation, we work to close the technology gap and ensure everyone has the tools they need to thrive in a connected world.
Building Digital Confidence Through Free Wi-Fi and Community Learning
Chelan County
Pybus Market Charitable Foundation plans to use these funds to support ongoing digital access initiatives, including technology resources, digital literacy programming, and community education opportunities. Funding will help us continue providing free public Wi-Fi and expand educational opportunities through Pybus University, including partnerships with NCW Tech Alliance for AI and digital skills training available to the public. This support allows Pybus to continue serving as an accessible community resource where residents and visitors can connect, learn, and build the skills needed to participate in an increasingly digital world. Grant funding will help ensure these opportunities remain free, welcoming, and available to all members of our community.
Expanding Safe, Reliable Digital Access in the Upper Okanogan Valley
Okanogan County
Digital Access for the Upper Okanogan Valley 1. Initiate use of private and furnished office as an accessible Telehealth Access Point (TAC). 2. Increase the usability of the TAC through use of adaptable accessory devices 3. Launch a formal Digital Cafe quarterly. 4. Continue conducting digital classes. 5. Provide free co-work space to increase availability of community high-speed digital access. 6. Enable opportunities for community agencies to use the center as a safe and private digital access point for services.
Building Digital Confidence for Older Adults in Grand Coulee
Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Ferry County
We are planning a training event at the Grand Coulee Senior Center. Our demographic will be those over the age of 55 with limited experience with technology.
Advancing Accessible Technology and Independent Living for People with Disabilities
Chelan, Douglas, and Grant County
Central Washington Disability Resources (CWDR) is committed to expanding digital access for people with disabilities by providing digital literacy support, connecting individuals to affordable internet, devices, and assistive technology resources, and helping consumers confidently access online services, employment, education, healthcare, and community resources. We will continue collaborating with regional partners to advance digital inclusion and ensure technology is accessible, equitable, and supports independent living for all.
Making Transit Information More Accessible for Everyone
Chelan and Douglas Counties
Guests rely on Link Transit to reach work, school, healthcare appointments, shopping, recreation, and other essential destinations. Two major priorities in Link Transit’s ten-year strategic plan are modernizing technology and improving the guest experience. These priorities include implementing digital schedule information at select bus stops and providing real-time transit information through Link Transit’s website and mobile applications. Recognizing that guests have different abilities, needs, and ways of accessing information, Link Transit is committed to making transit information accessible to everyone.
Expanding Safe Digital Access and Opportunity for Okanogan County Youth
Okanogan County
FYRE's 2026 pledge is to ensure digital equity efforts reach young people in Okanogan County furthest from digital access. This means providing phones and data services for unaccompanied/unhoused young people, young people in recovery, any young person who is a survivor of hurt, harm, or crime, and/or youth who need digital access to unlock greater opportunity via education and employment. We will also increase youth access to digital safety practices.
Advancing Digital Equity, Literacy, and Opportunity for Every Learner
Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan Counties
Wenatchee Valley College is committed to advancing digital equity and digital literacy for every learner in our community. We believe all students should have equitable access to the technology, digital resources, and skills needed to succeed in college, the workforce, and lifelong learning. By investing in innovative learning technologies and providing responsive support services, we reduce barriers to access and create opportunities for every student in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan county to learn and achieve their educational and career goals.
Building Digital Skills for Careers, Businesses, and Opportunity
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Adams County
We commit to providing digital equity by assisting our clients and community in being equipped with digital resources through training and education opportunities. Our organization recognizes the critical importance of ensuring that all individuals and businesses in North Central Washington have equitable access to digital resources and skills. SkillSource offers ongoing training and learning opportunities that help individuals build new careers and help businesses develop strong teams.
Expanding Secure Digital Access to Rural Mental Health Care
Grant County
Bates Counseling Services commits to expanding secure, accessible digital mental health care for rural veterans, first responders, and families across North Central Washington. In 2026, we will increase access through HIPAA-compliant telehealth, simplified digital intake and scheduling, and one-on-one support for clients who need help using technology. Our goal is to remove digital barriers so more people can connect with timely, confidential mental health services regardless of where they live or their level of digital experience.
Connecting People to Outdoor Opportunities Through Digital Access
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan Counties
In 2026, TREAD commits to expanding digital access by providing online recreation resources, current project information, and using technology to connect more people with outdoor opportunities. We will increase digital outreach and ensure our online resources help residents and visitors discover, safely enjoy, and help care for North Central Washington's public lands.
Bridging Digital Access to Legal Services, Justice, and Opportunity
Chelan, Douglas and Grant Counties
WIJ will continue integrating digital navigation into its legal clinics & community outreach by helping participants create email accounts, navigate USCIS online tools, complete online forms, access virtual legal resources, & connect with trusted community services. A key priority will be assisting former clients of Alexandra Lozano/Luz Legal in accessing their digital immigration case files. By providing culturally & linguistically responsive digital assistance, WIJ is reducing barriers to justice & ensuring that technology becomes a bridge to legal access rather than an obstacle.
Expanding Digital Device Access for Families and Essential Services
Douglas and Okanogan Counties
OCCDA pledges to expand digital access for families by launching a Family Digital Device Lending Program. Guided by community feedback, the program will provide temporary access to laptops, helping families complete essential online tasks that are often difficult on mobile devices alone. This initiative will help reduce technology barriers and improve equitable access to essential online services.
Expanding Virtual Care Access Across Grant County
Grant County
Moses Lake Community Health Center commits to continue to expand our ability to provide virtual care options to the patients we serve in Grant County.
Expanding Digital Access to Trails, Recreation, and Stewardship
Chelan and Douglas Counties
In 2026, Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance Central Chapter will improve digital access to local mountain biking and trail stewardship opportunities by creating clear, digital resources that help community members find appropriate trails, understand trail conditions and expectations, and confidently participate in rides, programs, and volunteer opportunities.
Connecting Cultural Craftsmanship to Digital Entrepreneurship
Chelan and Douglas County
In 2026, Parque Padrinos commits to helping Wenatchee’s Latino community participate in the digital economy through hands-on entrepreneurship. Spanish-speaking students in its Wednesday sewing classes will create traditional embroidered blouses, learn to market and sell their products through Facebook and Marketplace, and use digital payment platforms such as Venmo and Apple Pay. By connecting cultural craftsmanship with digital tools, Parque Padrinos will support immigrant families in building skills, confidence, and sustainable small-business income.
Improving Digital Access for Members and Volunteers
Chelan and Douglas Counties
We will improve digital access to our organization for our members and volunteers by implementing a kiosk-based check-in system for our facility.
Expanding Digital Access to Whole-Person Care and Wellness
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, Ferry and Adams County
The Rooted Collective is committed to expanding digital access to mental health, recovery, and wellness resources in 2026. We pledge to provide inclusive, accessible, and user-friendly virtual services that reduce barriers to care, promote education, and support individuals wherever they are. Through secure technology and community-centered innovation, we strive to make whole-person support more available, equitable, and accessible for all.
Fortaleciendo las habilidades digitales, la independencia y el bienestar de las personas adultas
Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan County
En 2026, nuestro compromiso con el acceso digital es apoyar a las personas adultas de nuestra comunidad en el desarrollo de habilidades tecnológicas básicas. Enseñaremos el uso de teléfonos celulares, mensajes, archivos y herramientas digitales, ayudando a superar barreras del idioma para acceder a servicios e información en línea. También brindaremos orientación sobre el uso de herramientas de bienestar, como máquinas para medir la presión arterial, promoviendo mayor independencia y cuidado personal.
Bridging the Digital Divide Through Bilingual Technology Education
Adams County
In 2026, MAS commits to helping bridge the digital divide by providing bilingual technology education, sharing trusted digital resources, and increasing awareness of digital opportunities\. Serving a rural community that is approximately 85% Hispanic/Latino, we recognize the importance of culturally and linguistically accessible support so individuals and families can build confidence using technology to access education, services, employment, and civic opportunities.
Empowering Artists to Grow and Thrive in the Digital Economy
Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan Counties
NCW Arts Alliance pledges to help professional artists and creative entrepreneurs build real confidence and skill online. Through hands-on workshops, we'll teach artists to create a strong digital presence, use social platforms effectively, understand their audience data, and market their work with practical, affordable tools—so every artist we serve can connect, grow, and thrive in today's digital economy.
Expanding Bilingual Digital Access to Local News and Community Information
Grant County
Welcome to Quincy WA News is committed to making local news and community information accessible in both English and Spanish across multiple digital platforms, including our website, daily podcast, App and social media. Our goal is to ensure residents can access important local information regardless of the language they speak or the platform they use. By expanding bilingual digital access, we are helping more members of the 98848 community stay informed, connected, and engaged in local civic and community life.
Expanding Digital Access and Support for Veterans
Grant County
The Moses Lake Elks Lodge #2892 is committed to enhancing digital access to our community with a special emphasis to assist Veteran's. We will hold events to educate on technology, share tech tips in our monthly newsletters, and share relevant information on our social media channels. At our Veteran events, we will check in to make sure they are able to access the digital information and services they need.
Building Digital Confidence, Safety, and Connection for Older Adults
Okanogan County
Since 2023, Methow At Home has delivered our Tech Tuesday's program - alternating digital skills learning sessions with individual support at Tech cafes to help older adults navigate new technologies, trouble-shoot use of common devices like smart phones and tablets, and promote online safety. In the last year, nearly 400 participants have attended 49 sessions, and we remain committed to empowering seniors in our community - supporting access to critical online resources for health, social connection, and financial security.
Equitable, Safe Digital Access for Every Student
Chelan County
Wenatchee School District is committed to ensuring every student has equitable access to reliable devices, connectivity, digital learning resources, and the support needed to use them confidently. We will continue investing in one-to-one devices, robust infrastructure, instructional technology support, and digital skills development. We also commit to providing safe, age-appropriate access through content filtering, cybersecurity safeguards, and responsible digital citizenship practices that protect students while preserving meaningful opportunities to learn, create, collaborate, and prepare for their futures.
Empowering Youth Through Digital Skills, STEM, and Opportunity
Grant County
In 2026, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Columbia Basin is committed to expanding digital equity by increasing access to technology, digital literacy, and STEM learning opportunities for youth, especially those who need us most. Through programs like Computer Science Pathway, DIY STEM, Digital Navigator resources, and trained staff, we will equip young people with the skills and support needed to succeed in school, prepare for future careers, and become innovative, caring, and responsible citizens who strengthen our communities.
Closing the Technology Gap: Free Digital Tools and Training at NCW Libraries
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Ferry County
NCW Libraries is committed to digital equity by providing free access to technology services—computers, Wi-Fi, printing, and more—at all 30 branches. We offer teleconference booths, STEM tools, Wi-Fi hotspots, tech support, and digital skills training to support our rural communities. Through ongoing partnerships and innovation, we work to close the technology gap and ensure everyone has the tools they need to thrive in a connected world.
Building Digital Confidence Through Free Wi-Fi and Community Learning
Chelan County
Pybus Market Charitable Foundation plans to use these funds to support ongoing digital access initiatives, including technology resources, digital literacy programming, and community education opportunities. Funding will help us continue providing free public Wi-Fi and expand educational opportunities through Pybus University, including partnerships with NCW Tech Alliance for AI and digital skills training available to the public. This support allows Pybus to continue serving as an accessible community resource where residents and visitors can connect, learn, and build the skills needed to participate in an increasingly digital world. Grant funding will help ensure these opportunities remain free, welcoming, and available to all members of our community.
Expanding Safe, Reliable Digital Access in the Upper Okanogan Valley
Okanogan County
Digital Access for the Upper Okanogan Valley 1. Initiate use of private and furnished office as an accessible Telehealth Access Point (TAC). 2. Increase the usability of the TAC through use of adaptable accessory devices 3. Launch a formal Digital Cafe quarterly. 4. Continue conducting digital classes. 5. Provide free co-work space to increase availability of community high-speed digital access. 6. Enable opportunities for community agencies to use the center as a safe and private digital access point for services.
Building Digital Confidence for Older Adults in Grand Coulee
Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Ferry County
We are planning a training event at the Grand Coulee Senior Center. Our demographic will be those over the age of 55 with limited experience with technology.
Advancing Accessible Technology and Independent Living for People with Disabilities
Chelan, Douglas, and Grant County
Central Washington Disability Resources (CWDR) is committed to expanding digital access for people with disabilities by providing digital literacy support, connecting individuals to affordable internet, devices, and assistive technology resources, and helping consumers confidently access online services, employment, education, healthcare, and community resources. We will continue collaborating with regional partners to advance digital inclusion and ensure technology is accessible, equitable, and supports independent living for all.
Making Transit Information More Accessible for Everyone
Chelan and Douglas Counties
Guests rely on Link Transit to reach work, school, healthcare appointments, shopping, recreation, and other essential destinations. Two major priorities in Link Transit’s ten-year strategic plan are modernizing technology and improving the guest experience. These priorities include implementing digital schedule information at select bus stops and providing real-time transit information through Link Transit’s website and mobile applications. Recognizing that guests have different abilities, needs, and ways of accessing information, Link Transit is committed to making transit information accessible to everyone.
Expanding Safe Digital Access and Opportunity for Okanogan County Youth
Okanogan County
FYRE's 2026 pledge is to ensure digital equity efforts reach young people in Okanogan County furthest from digital access. This means providing phones and data services for unaccompanied/unhoused young people, young people in recovery, any young person who is a survivor of hurt, harm, or crime, and/or youth who need digital access to unlock greater opportunity via education and employment. We will also increase youth access to digital safety practices.
Advancing Digital Equity, Literacy, and Opportunity for Every Learner
Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan Counties
Wenatchee Valley College is committed to advancing digital equity and digital literacy for every learner in our community. We believe all students should have equitable access to the technology, digital resources, and skills needed to succeed in college, the workforce, and lifelong learning. By investing in innovative learning technologies and providing responsive support services, we reduce barriers to access and create opportunities for every student in Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan county to learn and achieve their educational and career goals.
Building Digital Skills for Careers, Businesses, and Opportunity
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, and Adams County
We commit to providing digital equity by assisting our clients and community in being equipped with digital resources through training and education opportunities. Our organization recognizes the critical importance of ensuring that all individuals and businesses in North Central Washington have equitable access to digital resources and skills. SkillSource offers ongoing training and learning opportunities that help individuals build new careers and help businesses develop strong teams.
Expanding Secure Digital Access to Rural Mental Health Care
Grant County
Bates Counseling Services commits to expanding secure, accessible digital mental health care for rural veterans, first responders, and families across North Central Washington. In 2026, we will increase access through HIPAA-compliant telehealth, simplified digital intake and scheduling, and one-on-one support for clients who need help using technology. Our goal is to remove digital barriers so more people can connect with timely, confidential mental health services regardless of where they live or their level of digital experience.
Connecting People to Outdoor Opportunities Through Digital Access
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan Counties
In 2026, TREAD commits to expanding digital access by providing online recreation resources, current project information, and using technology to connect more people with outdoor opportunities. We will increase digital outreach and ensure our online resources help residents and visitors discover, safely enjoy, and help care for North Central Washington's public lands.
Bridging Digital Access to Legal Services, Justice, and Opportunity
Chelan, Douglas and Grant Counties
WIJ will continue integrating digital navigation into its legal clinics & community outreach by helping participants create email accounts, navigate USCIS online tools, complete online forms, access virtual legal resources, & connect with trusted community services. A key priority will be assisting former clients of Alexandra Lozano/Luz Legal in accessing their digital immigration case files. By providing culturally & linguistically responsive digital assistance, WIJ is reducing barriers to justice & ensuring that technology becomes a bridge to legal access rather than an obstacle.
Expanding Digital Device Access for Families and Essential Services
Douglas and Okanogan Counties
OCCDA pledges to expand digital access for families by launching a Family Digital Device Lending Program. Guided by community feedback, the program will provide temporary access to laptops, helping families complete essential online tasks that are often difficult on mobile devices alone. This initiative will help reduce technology barriers and improve equitable access to essential online services.
Expanding Virtual Care Access Across Grant County
Grant County
Moses Lake Community Health Center commits to continue to expand our ability to provide virtual care options to the patients we serve in Grant County.
Expanding Digital Access to Trails, Recreation, and Stewardship
Chelan and Douglas Counties
In 2026, Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance Central Chapter will improve digital access to local mountain biking and trail stewardship opportunities by creating clear, digital resources that help community members find appropriate trails, understand trail conditions and expectations, and confidently participate in rides, programs, and volunteer opportunities.
Connecting Cultural Craftsmanship to Digital Entrepreneurship
Chelan and Douglas County
In 2026, Parque Padrinos commits to helping Wenatchee’s Latino community participate in the digital economy through hands-on entrepreneurship. Spanish-speaking students in its Wednesday sewing classes will create traditional embroidered blouses, learn to market and sell their products through Facebook and Marketplace, and use digital payment platforms such as Venmo and Apple Pay. By connecting cultural craftsmanship with digital tools, Parque Padrinos will support immigrant families in building skills, confidence, and sustainable small-business income.
Improving Digital Access for Members and Volunteers
Chelan and Douglas Counties
We will improve digital access to our organization for our members and volunteers by implementing a kiosk-based check-in system for our facility.
Expanding Digital Access to Whole-Person Care and Wellness
Chelan, Douglas, Grant, Okanogan, Ferry and Adams County
The Rooted Collective is committed to expanding digital access to mental health, recovery, and wellness resources in 2026. We pledge to provide inclusive, accessible, and user-friendly virtual services that reduce barriers to care, promote education, and support individuals wherever they are. Through secure technology and community-centered innovation, we strive to make whole-person support more available, equitable, and accessible for all.
Fortaleciendo las habilidades digitales, la independencia y el bienestar de las personas adultas
Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan County
En 2026, nuestro compromiso con el acceso digital es apoyar a las personas adultas de nuestra comunidad en el desarrollo de habilidades tecnológicas básicas. Enseñaremos el uso de teléfonos celulares, mensajes, archivos y herramientas digitales, ayudando a superar barreras del idioma para acceder a servicios e información en línea. También brindaremos orientación sobre el uso de herramientas de bienestar, como máquinas para medir la presión arterial, promoviendo mayor independencia y cuidado personal.
Bridging the Digital Divide Through Bilingual Technology Education
Adams County
In 2026, MAS commits to helping bridge the digital divide by providing bilingual technology education, sharing trusted digital resources, and increasing awareness of digital opportunities\. Serving a rural community that is approximately 85% Hispanic/Latino, we recognize the importance of culturally and linguistically accessible support so individuals and families can build confidence using technology to access education, services, employment, and civic opportunities.
Empowering Artists to Grow and Thrive in the Digital Economy
Chelan, Douglas, Grant and Okanogan Counties
NCW Arts Alliance pledges to help professional artists and creative entrepreneurs build real confidence and skill online. Through hands-on workshops, we'll teach artists to create a strong digital presence, use social platforms effectively, understand their audience data, and market their work with practical, affordable tools—so every artist we serve can connect, grow, and thrive in today's digital economy.
Expanding Bilingual Digital Access to Local News and Community Information
Grant County
Welcome to Quincy WA News is committed to making local news and community information accessible in both English and Spanish across multiple digital platforms, including our website, daily podcast, App and social media. Our goal is to ensure residents can access important local information regardless of the language they speak or the platform they use. By expanding bilingual digital access, we are helping more members of the 98848 community stay informed, connected, and engaged in local civic and community life.
Expanding Digital Access and Support for Veterans
Grant County
The Moses Lake Elks Lodge #2892 is committed to enhancing digital access to our community with a special emphasis to assist Veteran's. We will hold events to educate on technology, share tech tips in our monthly newsletters, and share relevant information on our social media channels. At our Veteran events, we will check in to make sure they are able to access the digital information and services they need.

Digital Access Toolbox

Digital Access Toolkit

This toolkit is designed to assist organizations in promoting digital access within their communities. It provides an understanding of what digital access work across our region and next steps for each of us as we work to increase digital access in our communities.

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Microsoft Digital Access Resources

We must ensure that opportunity is available—for every community, every business, and every person. This starts with ensuring every person has access to the technology, skills, and opportunity to succeed in a digital economy.

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Digital Access Report

In an effort to address the persistent disparities in access to digital resources and technology, NCW Tech Alliance and Thriving Together NCW celebrated September as Digital Access Month. Throughout the month, a series of pop-up events, trainings, and meetings took place.

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Microsoft Power BI

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Social Media Kit

Promotional graphics in banner and social media sizes are available! Help spread the word that NCW Tech Help and that Digital Access Month is September!

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