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Low-Cost Internet and Technology

Resource guide, chapter 15 of 21

Discounted home internet, free student hotspots, refurbished computers, and library technology.

Download the PDF Updated June 6, 2026
Quick reference. Need low-cost internet? Start with Cox Connect2Compete, Internet Essentials, AT&T; Access, or Verizon Forward. Need a computer? Check PCs for People or iFoster.

Organizations and programs

  • T-Mobile Project 10 Million

    Free internet access and hotspot support for eligible K–12 students.

  • Verizon Forward

    Discounted home internet service for qualifying low-income households.

  • AT&T; Access

    Low-cost home internet service for income-qualified households.

  • Cox Connect2Compete & ConnectAssist

    Affordable internet programs for students and households participating in qualifying assistance programs.

  • Xfinity Internet Essentials

    Low-cost internet service and discounted computers for eligible households.

  • iFoster Technology Program

    Computers, devices, and technology support for foster youth and caregivers.

  • PCs for People

    Low-cost refurbished computers and internet options for qualifying households.

  • Windstream Lifeline Program

    Discounted phone and internet service for Lifeline-qualified households.

  • Tulsa City-County Library

    Free public computers, Wi-Fi, printing, and technology training.

Source: TRHF Community Resource Directory 2026, Case Manager Edition. Information is subject to change. Please call ahead. To correct a listing, email [email protected].