Key digital inclusion activities include initiatives in Liberia, partnering with Syracuse University and the government to connect dozens of rural schools and health facilities with subsidized nationwide deployments; pilots on Costa Rica's isolated Isla Caballo, providing free Wi-Fi hotspots and teacher training through collaborations with Viva Idea and local foundations; and rapid-response efforts in North Carolina post-Hurricane Helene, restoring communications while donating tablets for learning continuity. By subsidizing access via public-private partnerships and philanthropic funding, the Foundation ensures free or low-cost connectivity for low-income families, indigenous groups, and crisis-affected populations, fostering long-term resilience, economic opportunity, and global participation in the digital world.