EveryoneOn - www.everyoneon.org

EveryoneOn is a national nonprofit making high-speed, low-cost Internet service and computers, and free digital literacy courses accessible to all unconnected Americans. They provide opportunity to all Americans – regardless of age, race, geography, income, or education level.  Through partnerships with local Internet service providers, EveryoneOn is able to offer free or $9.95 home Internet service in 48 states and the District of Columbia. They work with device refurbishers, so individuals and their families can purchase discounted devices, including $150 tablets and $199 laptops.

Internet Essentials - www.internetessentials.com

Can students today do homework without Internet? The answer, increasingly, is no, which poses an acute problem for kids included in the 30% of Americans who don't have in-home Internet access. Comcast NBCUniversal is helping these students (and their families) with its Internet Essentials program, with 95% of students in the program reporting that they feel that it has had a positive effect on their grades.

1Million Project - www.1millionproject.org

The internet has created amazing opportunities for education. Sadly, it's also created a gap between families that can afford home internet access and 5 million families with school-aged children that can't.1 For those living paycheck to paycheck, food, shelter and utilities understandably take a higher priority over internet access.

But since 70 percent of teachers are now assigning internet-based homework,2 connectivity isn't a luxury - it's an absolute necessity for students. Nearly half of 14- to 18-year-olds report using a library computer primarily for homework.3 Students lacking home internet access are cut off from a future of possibilities.

That's why Sprint and the Sprint Foundation will change the lives of 1 million high school students by giving them opportunities to reach their full potential.