HARDWARE ACCESS SCORECARD
ESTIMATED SNAPSHOT OF PITTSBURGH MARCH 2020
Allegheny County households lacked computers
Students in Pgh Public Schools needed computers
FUNDS RAISED FOR EQUIPMENT
Amount raised to help bridge the digital divide from corporations, foundations, and individual donors
WHERE EQUIPMENT HAS GONE
Map Created By: Brian Rhindress
Computers to Pittsburgh Public Schools
Computers to Families via Community Organizations
Computers to DHS for tele-health and foster family connectivity
OTHER KEYSTROKES
75
Volunteers helped in laptop refurbishment
163
Individual financial contributors
WHAT’S NEXT
Neighborhood Allies is proud to serve on the Pittsburgh Digital Equity Coalition (PDEC) that is working on creating and implementing a 5-year plan for the city of Pittsburgh and Allegheny County that will end the digital divide.
The PDEC puts collaboration at the forefront among nonprofits, academic institutions, government, and community groups to prioritize providing digital connectivity, hardware access, digital skills education, and technical support to everyone in Allegheny County.
In addition to the PDEC, Neighborhood Allies is a leader in the Greater Pittsburgh Digital Inclusion Alliance (GPDIA), a convening of a community-wide, multi-sector committee of organization working to cooperatively address equitable access to and use of communication technologies.
We will be exploring how best to provide equitable and sustainable access to hardware and technical support to the households and individuals most in need.
Neighborhood Allies
429 Fourth Avenue, Suite 1900
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
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Neighborhood Allies
429 Fourth Avenue, Suite 1900
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
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