CTA Foundation

We power lives. Through our extensive and dynamic network, we bring technology to those most in need — seniors and people with disabilities. It's more than just devices. We give people freedom, independence, purpose and most importantly, vital connections.

Foundation Grants

The foundation’s grants strategically support programs that improve the lives of seniors and people with disabilities. Because we consider grants part of a partnership, we work closely with our grantees to ensure their programs’ success.

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PSS (Presbyterian Senior Services)

PSS is supporting the PSS Life University Learning Center in the South Bronx, which provides bilingual digital skills, financial literacy and workforce-readiness training for low-income seniors.
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ReSpawn Foundation

ReSpawn Foundation is piloting a clinical gaming integration program that brings adaptive gaming technology into rehabilitation settings, driving functional recovery for older adults and people with complex disabilities.
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Sunshine Home Share Colorado

Sunshine Home Share Colorado is developing Colorado's first hybrid social work and self-directed online home-sharing platform, helping older adults safely share their homes and age in place.
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Tatum Robotics Foundation

Tatum Robotics Foundation is providing DeafBlind adults with the Tatum1, a first-of-its-kind robotic device that translates text into tactile American Sign Language, giving them independent access to digital content and communication services.
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The Arc of Northern Virginia

The Arc of Northern Virginia is expanding the Tech for Independent Living program, which uses app-based training and consumer technology to help people with intellectual and developmental disabilities build skills for independent living, employment, travel and community participation.
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The Carroll Center for the Blind

The Carroll Center for the Blind is funding the Empowerment Through Technology initiative, providing laptops to graduates of Carroll's programs who need technology to thrive in education, employment and daily life.
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The QL Plus Program (Project S.E.R.V.E)

The program is expanding student-led engineering projects that co-create custom adaptive technologies with veterans and emergency responders living with injuries or disabling conditions.
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Vinfen

Vinfen is supporting the Tech Connect Project, which pairs people with disabilities and mental health conditions with the devices and personalized training they need to live, work, and participate in their communities.