AT&T donates $1.2M for youth technology access
The AT&T Foundation has made a $1.2 million grant to the Detroit Youth Foundation to provide Detroit youth with access to technology.
The AT&T Foundation has made a $1.2 million grant to the Detroit
Youth Foundation to provide Detroit youth with access to technology.
Excerpt:
“The AT&T grant will
allow Detroit youth the opportunity to have practical, hands-on
experience using technology,” said Gerald K. Smith, DYF president and
CEO. “Access to technology is vital in today’s world. This funding will
provide our youth with the experience they need in order to succeed in
the future.”
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