Advancing Our Commitment to Digital Inclusion
Frontier is Building Gigabit America, the digital infrastructure that enables high-speed, reliable connectivity. As part of its purpose, the company launched Broadband for Good to use its technology to address critical connectivity needs and find innovative ways to promote digital inclusion.
Supporting Organizations with a Shared Purpose
Select an organization below to learn more about our partnership.
West Virginia University’s Jackson’s Mill

Frontier has donated high-speed fiber internet to West Virginia University’s Jackson’s Mill campus to support youth STEM education and first responder training.
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Elk Grove Teen Center USA

The 30+ year of devotion and support of its community made the Elk Grove Teen Center USA a great candidate for Broadband for Good.
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Learning Alliance Corporation

Malta House

Frontier has donated high-speed fiber internet, new laptop computers and digital mentoring to the mothers of local Connecticut women’s transitional housing program, Malta House.
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Boys and Girls Club of the Brazos Valley

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Brazos Valley in Bryan, Texas was the first community location to benefit from Broadband for Good.
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Girl Scouts of Central Texas

Frontier has donated high-speed fiber internet, new laptops, drones and microscopes to the Girl Scouts of Central Texas to support the organization’s STEM and Community programs.
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Committed to a Purpose that is Empowering the Future
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"We have an important role to play in enabling an inclusive, digital society. Our Broadband for Good program will help us advance our purpose by using our tech for good. Beginning today, our program will support organizations working to bridge the digital divide and address other critical needs. The ambition for the program is to stretch our imagination of what’s possible with the power of our technology."
Nick Jeffery, President and CEO, Frontier

Numbers You Should Know
43%
of adults with lower incomes don’t have home broadband services14.4 Million
households with students lack access to a computer23.7 Million
households with students lack internet access3Read more about the inspiring recipients of
Broadband for Good