AT&T Michigan contributes broadband, computers to center
AT&T Michigan President David Lewis says it will “help connect Detroit’s underserved students and families to the technology they need."
DETROIT (AP) – AT&T Michigan has contributed $50,000, high-speed broadband service and computers to a center on Detroit’s east side for students and families.
The contribution is to the Connected Learning Center at Jefferson East Inc.’s new Neighborhood Resources Hub, which will launch Monday.
AT&T Michigan President David Lewis says it will “help connect Detroit’s underserved students and families to the technology they need."
Jefferson East Inc. works to build inclusive neighborhoods along Detroit’s east Jefferson corridor and its five adjoining historic neighborhoods.
The Neighborhood Resource Hub provides the community with services and resources designed to help keep residents in their homes.