T-Mobile Project 10Million

Mission:
T-Mobile Project 10Million is a nationwide initiative aimed at closing the digital divide for students by providing free internet connectivity to eligible households. The program is designed to support students who lack reliable internet access at home, which is essential for completing schoolwork, accessing educational resources, and participating in remote learning opportunities.

Services Provided:

• Free Internet Access: Project 10Million offers free mobile hotspots and up to 100GB of data per year for five years to eligible student households.
• Device Distribution: The program provides free mobile hotspot devices to qualifying families, enabling students to connect laptops, tablets, and other devices to the internet.
• Support for Schools and Districts: T-Mobile partners with school districts to distribute connectivity solutions directly to students in need.

Who They Serve:

• Eligibility: The program is available to K-12 students who participate in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) or similar government assistance programs. Eligibility is determined based on household income and participation in these programs.
• Service Area: Project 10Million is available nationwide, including Louisa County, VA, and surrounding regions. Any eligible student in the United States can apply, regardless of location.

Program Details:

• Application Process: Families and school administrators can apply for the program online. Required documentation includes proof of eligibility for the NSLP or equivalent.
• No Cost: There are no fees for the hotspot device or the data service for qualifying families.
• Additional Data Options: Families who need more than the free 100GB per year can purchase additional data at low cost.

Impact and Community Commitment:

Project 10Million is part of T-Mobile's broader corporate responsibility efforts to bridge the homework gap and ensure all students have the tools they need to succeed academically. The initiative is especially valuable for rural and underserved communities where broadband access may be limited.

Note: For more information about eligibility, application procedures, and partnership opportunities, contact the organization or visit the official website.