Case Studies

  • MB Nation – Grant Recipient Updates MB Nation – Grant Recipient Updates

    MB Nation – Grant Recipient Updates

  • Johnson & Wales University Johnson & Wales University

    Johnson & Wales University

  • Cornerstone Christian Academy Cornerstone Christian Academy

    Cornerstone Christian Academy

  • North West Prep School North West Prep School

    North West Prep School

  • St. Casmier Catholic School St. Casmier Catholic School

    St. Casmier Catholic School

  • Yuba County Career Prep Yuba County Career Prep

    Yuba County Career Prep

  • St. Paul's Catholic School St. Paul's Catholic School

    St. Paul's Catholic School

  • St Therese Catholic School St Therese Catholic School

    St Therese Catholic School

  • Valley Arts & Science Academy Valley Arts & Science Academy

    Valley Arts & Science Academy

  • St Theresa Catholic School St Theresa Catholic School

    St Theresa Catholic School

  • St. Patrick Academy St. Patrick Academy

    St. Patrick Academy

  • Schaefer Elementary School Schaefer Elementary School

    Schaefer Elementary School

  • Kona Community School for Adults Kona Community School for Adults

    Kona Community School for Adults

  • Jack London Elementary School Jack London Elementary School

    Jack London Elementary School

  • Holy Rosary School Holy Rosary School

    Holy Rosary School

  • Empire Elementary Empire Elementary

    Empire Elementary

  • Academy Prep St. Peters Academy Prep St. Peters

    Academy Prep St. Peters

  • Austin Peace Academy Austin Peace Academy

    Austin Peace Academy

When ‌Connectivity ‌is ‌Career Infrastructure

Nationally, about 50% of registered apprentices don’t make it past year one. Not due to motivation, but access issues – and the solution is more straightforward than most workforce organizations believe.

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Support for United Way Franklin Case Study

In June 2024, the federal Affordable Connectivity Program came to an end, leaving an estimated 23 million households without the subsidy that had made home internet service affordable, and 5 million without any internet access. For residents of Western Massachusetts with potentially high-cost, low-speed rural broadband, the policy change particularly affected those least able to afford it.

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E-Rate is at Risk: Schools and Libraries Have Until October 13th to Make Their Voices Heard

For nearly 30 years, E-Rate has helped schools and libraries nationwide afford the connectivity they need to serve their communities. Today, the future of that program is uncertain.

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Case Study: How United Way of the Franklin and Hampshire Region built a lending program from scratch

Connectivity as a Lifeline.

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Food Assistance Went Digital. Rural Access Didn’t Catch Up.

September is National Hunger Action Month, a time meant to raise awareness about food insecurity in the U.S. Most of that conversation centers on grocery costs and supply chains, but there’s another huge part that rarely gets attention. As food assistance programs have shifted online, millions of people have been left behind simply because they lack digital access.

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Case Study: How WestCal Academy scaled registered apprenticeships Nationwide

Connected to Careers.

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Honoring the Work

August 17 marks National Nonprofit Day. On this day, we celebrate the amazing work nonprofits do across the country. At Mobile Beacon, we are proud to be one of these organizations, and we know from experience how much this work relies on dedicated people who often have to do their jobs with limited resources.

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Case Study: How JAG restored connectivity in rural New Mexico

Disconnected youth.

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The Library, Reimagined Daily

In downtown Dallas, teens head up to the seventh floor of the public library, not for a quiet table or a stack of novels, but to slip into prom dresses. Out in suburban Denver, people who chase ghosts borrow EMF detectors and head off to see what’s hiding in the dark. And on Cape Cod, mushroom hunters grab mesh bags and field guides before they disappear into the trees.

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Connecting Students & Specialists in New Mexico

In New Mexico, JAG New Mexico (JAG-NM) works with young people ages 16–24 who are piecing together school, work, and daily life from shelters, drop-in centers, and homes far from workforce offices….

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