March 20, 2026 - 22:37

The City of Seattle has selected eleven local organizations as the 2026 recipients of its Technology Matching Fund grants. A total of $455,000 will be distributed to support programs directly tackling the city's digital inequalities.
This annual grant program fosters partnerships between the city and community groups working to improve digital access and literacy. The funded initiatives are designed to assist residents facing significant barriers to technology, which can include a lack of affordable internet, insufficient devices, or a need for skills training.
The selected organizations will use the grants to provide essential services such as digital skills workshops, technology training for specific communities, and support in accessing online civic and educational resources. The goal is to ensure all Seattle residents can participate fully in an increasingly digital society, from applying for jobs to accessing healthcare information.
Since its inception, the Technology Matching Fund has been a cornerstone of Seattle's strategy to create a more digitally equitable city. By empowering community-led solutions, the program aims to build long-term skills and confidence with technology among underserved populations. This year's investment continues the effort to ensure no resident is left behind in the digital age.
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