According to CNBC, the three big social media platforms have launched Tech Together to help those struggling with addiction during Covid-19.

Google, Facebook and Twitter have partnered with the nonprofit Center for Safe Internet Pharmacies (CSIP) to launch Tech Together (TechTogether.co), an online platform to offer support to individuals with substance use disorders.

Governments that need help with Covid-19 related tech can get help from U.S. Digital Response, a nonprofit that provides technology assistance. 

Responding to the coronavirus pandemic has required state and local governments to marshal all of their public health resources. It has also required an avalanche of tech know-how: the ability to track data, to develop platforms to share and update information and new procedures to field requests for assistance from residents.

Tech Matters, launched by Jim Fruchterman, will help nonprofits with technology upgrades, reports Inside Philanthropy.

Silicon Valley engineer and social entrepreneur Jim Fruchterman has launched a new organization called Tech Matters. With $1.7 million in funding from the likes of Schmidt Futures, the Peery Foundation, Facebook, Twilio, Okta and Working Capital, Tech Matters will implement systems-level changes for nonprofits in need of a technology upgrade..