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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grantSearch and Care, Inc
Search and Care’s Silver Circles initiative pairs older New Yorkers with volunteer Computer Coaches for personalized, in-home tech instruction focused on telehealth access. By offering device loans and hands-on support, the program promotes digital literacy, health equity, and social connection for homebound and low-income older adults.
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grantServiceSource, Inc.
ServiceSource, Inc. Technology Grant Program help bridge the digital divide and mitigate social isolation among older adults by enabling connection to their virtual programs and social engagement opportunities through the provision of no-cost tablets alongside technology education and support.
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grantSt. John's Community Services
St. John’s Community Services is integrating enabling technology into its supportive housing programs to help older adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities age in place. Across locations in DC, Delaware, Virginia, and Tennessee, the initiative promotes safety, independence, and quality of life through personalized tech solutions.
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grantUnited Spinal Association
The United Spinal Association is aiming to grow the Tech Access component of their 2024 Strong Wheeled Together Conference (SWTCon). Expansion of the Tech Access Programming will focus on utilizing technology to reduce loneliness, isolation, and bolster mental health and wellness among wheelchair users, as well as placing technology at the heart of travel and recreation for wheelchair users.
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grantWorld Institute on Disability
The World Institute on Disability is supporting the launch of a database through AbleToPlay that helps disabled gamers find accessible games tailored to their needs. Featuring personalized recommendations and detailed evaluations, the platform promotes inclusive entertainment, social connection, and rehabilitative support.
Learn more about the criteria for CTA Foundation Grants.