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Did you know that you or your family can save $30/month on your internet bill through the Affordable Connectivity Program, a federal benefit to lower the cost of high-speed internet?
The ACP is a federal benefit to help lower the cost of high-speed internet for families here in Southwest Florida and across the country. If you or a family member participate in programs like Medicaid or federal Pell Grants, your household likely already qualifies for the ACP! In addition to a discount of $30/month on your internet, eligible households can also receive a one-time discount of up to $100 to purchase a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet from participating providers.
Signing up for ACP is simple:
Visit any of the eight Goodwill Community Resource Centers (CRC) in Southwest Florida to see if you’re eligible. Our trained Digital Navigators will assist with the online application.
Once you are approved, you can apply your benefit to the internet plan of your choice.
To check your eligibility and learn more about applying for the ACP, visit one of the eight Goodwill Community Resource Centers in SWFL.
Call (239) 995-2106 Ext. 2226 to get started.
It’s on all of us to share information about programs like the ACP, help people sign up, and ensure that everyone has access to affordable internet.
Digital Navigator is a Goodwill Community Resource Center program that provides individual assistance to those in need of fundamental computer training, affordable home Internet services, or reasonably priced devices to make the most of the Internet and its opportunities.
Ask us about:
• Affordable Internet Access
• Affordable Computers
• Computer and Digital Training
A session with a Digital Navigator is entirely FREE!
Navigators will meet with you in person, by phone, virtually, or via email or text.
Locate a Community Resource Center near you to sign up today!
We understand the importance of helping people connect with education, health, employment, and other vital services over the internet.
"We are proud to have been a part of The Patterson Foundation's Digital Navigator Program, sharing our new knowledge with others."
