Connect job seekers, students, and others to computers and internet access to ensure everyone has the technology to succeed in our digital world.
Techquity’s vision is simple: To ensure the digital equity and inclusion of every resident in Kenosha County. Techquity pursues digital equity and inclusion for all via three strategies: Broadband, Devices, and Skills. Through community partnership, Techquity connects stakeholders from all sectors, including business, government, education, and social services, to promote digital equity and inclusion.
Our Goal: We will provide 870 computers to people who need them across our county by July of 2026.
Contact (262) 510-2955 to learn more.
Volunteer Opportunities
Distribution events connect people with an essential digital resource – laptop computers. At a distribution event, eligible individuals can enroll for a computer of their own. United Way’s Techquity initiative is focused on connecting job seekers, students, and others to computers and internet access to ensure everyone has the technology to succeed in our digital world.
Click HERE to complete our Volunteer Registration Form. A member of our Techquity team will reach out to you.
The Focus
Broadband: Ensuring all members of our community have access to affordable, fast, reliable broadband through Milwaukee Broadband Partnership. Learn more about becoming a member of the Milwaukee Broadband Partnership.
Devices: Ensuring all members of our community have access to the digital devices needed to flourish.
Skills & Literacy: Equipping our community with the digital skills, literacy, and vocational opportunities needed to participate and excel in the digital economy.