Bloomington Nonprofits Invited to Apply for 2025 Digital Opportunity Grants

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Bloomington nonprofits can now apply for the 2025 Digital Opportunity Grants to tackle the digital divide and promote technology access. Funded by Lockheed Martin Information Technology, these grants aim to improve digital inclusion and strategic planning within the community. Organizations are encouraged to propose projects that directly address local needs regarding technology utilization. The initiative seeks to institutionalize efforts that ensure equitable digital access, particularly for underserved populations. Key stakeholders, including the Monroe County Public Library, are collaborating to enhance the effectiveness of these grants.

The program is part of a broader strategy to strengthen community resilience through technology. Applications can be submitted via the City of Bloomington's official website, with detailed guidelines available for interested nonprofits. This funding opportunity highlights the city's commitment to fostering digital equity and inclusion.

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