Bell Charitable Foundation News Today

Palama Settlement was recently awarded $25,000 in honor of Hawaiian Telcom’s 140th anniversary.

Hawai‘i Care Choices in Hilo was awarded $30,000 for its Digital Health Equity program, which implements eHealth and telehealth programs that enhance the quality and serviceability of palliative and hospice care to patients in East Hawai‘i.

These programs include helping Hawaiʻi’s youth excel with new technology, tutoring our keiki and kūpuna for digital literacy, and improving technical skills in women transitioning back into the workforce.

Hawaiian Telcom is celebrating its 140th anniversary by offering $140,000 in digital equity grants to local nonprofit organizations.

Hawaiian Telcom marks its 140th year of service by committing $140,000 in digital equity grants to local nonprofits to expand broadband internet access across the state.

Over the next five years, the foundation will help organizations that are expanding broadband internet access in communities it serves through a series of grants, according to a press release.

CINCINNATI – The Bell Charitable Foundation today announced a $1 million commitment to create digital equity in the communities it serves over the next five years ...

Hawaiian Telcom has awarded a total of more than $50,000 to three local nonprofit organizations: AccesSurf Hawaii, Hawaii Literacy and Special Olympics Hawaii.

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