As curious software professionals, the 8th Light team of software developers, designers, crafters, and technologists partner with a variety of clients to unlock opportunities through software solutions.

AAYHF is positioned to effectively leverage community resources to address significant barriers impacting the quality of life for residents in the Eastern Crescent of City of Austin.

The Lifeline Assistance program helps qualifying low-income households by providing them with FREE wireless service, all so they can stay connected to what matters most—healthcare, loved ones, government services and more.

Are you new to computers or mobile devices, haven’t used them for a while or just need a refresher? Learn the basics and build confidence using technology.

They exist to provide technology training and access to devices and internet to the community, fostering skills that enable people to succeed in a digital age.

The City of Austin's Neighborhood Centers help families in need with free services like food help, job search help, health screenings, bus passes, and more.

Austin Public Library Meeting Rooms at branches are free of charge, designed to meet non-commercial, informational, educational, cultural and civic needs and are ideal for discussion groups, panels and lectures.

Catchafire’s platform sits at the intersection of philanthropy and employee engagement. Easily create and track volunteer opportunities with immediate impact – and simultaneously support nonprofits.

The Community PC Program (CPCP) has provided thousands of devices to local nonprofits since 2016. All nonprofits that provide a public benefit in the Austin area and currently use outdated technology may apply for devices.

Our programs serve to eliminate limited access to computers, facilitate growth in technical and digital literacy skills, help provide no or low cost high-speed internet options and support the future of youth and their communities.

Use ConnectATX to find up-to-date information on food, utilities, employment, transportation, child care, financial assistance, medical care, and more.

Digitunity’s mission is to make owning a computer possible for everyone. Digitunity generates and places donated computers with organizations serving people in need and advises states, cities, and coalitions on strategies to meet the ongoing device needs of people impacted by the digital divide.

Use their Offer Locator Tool to Search for low-cost internet offers in your area. Lifeline is a federal program that helps eligible households pay for phone and internet services.

Goodwill Central Texas prepares you for a long-lasting, successful career. Our education, training, and job placement programs help people unlock their full potential and positively impact their community.

The Harlem CODEtrotters coding tutorial was created to teach coding fundamentals and problem-solving skills to students in a fun and engaging way. It aims to introduce students to coding through the lens of the Harlem Globetrotters' legacy, making it an exciting and memorable learning experience.

Lantern is a national nonprofit dedicated to providing families with essential information for raising kids, from pregnancy through the preteen years.

Austin Energy's Weatherization Assistance offers free home energy improvements to qualifying customers with low to moderate incomes. These improvements can help you save on monthly electric bills and more.

They provide specialized services at no cost, including career training, apprenticeship programs, scholarships, job search assistance, child care assistance, tailored business solutions and more.