According to AJC, a local nonprofit is providing technology so Covid19 patients can speak to their loved ones. 

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to claim the lives of Georgians and people around the country, a nonprofit has stepped in to provide some help for people dying due to COVID-19.

According to News Tribune, Educate 35, a new nonprofit, is working to get students access to technology and meals during the Covid-19 crisis. 

The Regional Office of Education for La Salle, Marshall, and Putnam counties is responding to the needs of its students and their families who have been affected by the COVID-19 health crisis

Kansas nonprofit Connecting for Good is helping students get access to technology so they can learn from home. 

The new reality of going to school and working online from home is a big challenge for many metro families without access to technology.