Compudopt

15 million low-income households in the U.S. still lack access to reliable internet and computers at home. 

For over 18 years, we have steadily worked to reduce that number.  With your support, we can continue to bridge the digital divide and ensure youth and their communities are adequately prepared for our rapidly growing digital world. 

What began as a simple idea; every child deserves equal access to education and opportunity, quickly grew into a broader mission. Compudopt was founded in 2007 by Johnathan Osha, who saw that most corporate computers were shelved or discarded in less than three years. Rather than see this technology end up in landfills, he envisioned those devices unlocking opportunities for underserved students.  

Compudopt is uniquely qualified to help community members in North Texas gain computer access, high-speed in-home internet, and educational technology programs that prepare young people and their families for success. We provide a complete direct-service digital opportunity for economically disadvantaged households at no-cost to participants. 

Building on 18 years of service, our foundation has been serving the Dallas metroplex since 2019.   During this time, we have:  

• Distributed more than 25,978 computers to Dallas area residents
• Provided technology access and support to 28.056 students
•  Enrolled over 3,013 under-resourced households in our high-speed internet service