Bridge the Divide

Technology for Tomorrow (T4T) was launched in 2012 by student leaders from South Burlington High School. Neel Desai, a sophomore at the time, founded T4T in Vermont after participating in the Youth Leadership Program with Central Europe, a program funded by the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, and administered by Meridian International Center.

 

TechSpark 2024

What We Do

Older Adults

T4T helps older adults maintain independence, access essential information, and stay connected with friends, family, and their communities. 

New Americans

T4T helps new Americans participate in the economy, access education, and engage with their community.

Workforce Development

T4T offers professional and industry technology training and certification programs, such as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.

Our Impact

Explore the impact we’ve made on individuals and communities nationwide by working to bridge the digital divide and promote digital literacy. Our initiatives have unlocked doors to new opportunities and brighter futures.

Delve into our Annual Impact Reports to examine our data-driven results and outcomes. Together, we are working toward a digitally equitable world where everyone has the skills and confidence to thrive in the digital age.

New statistics are from our 2024 year

5145
Total Learners
268
Total Trainings
55%
Older Learners

Our Core Values

T4T makes access for under-resourced communities to digital learning opportunities simple and effective by providing affordable in-person and virtual classes, taught by knowledgeable trainers and offered in collaboration with non-profit partners.

 

What our partners
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Upcoming Events

Look at our upcoming classes and events that we will be teaching with our partners!

News & Media

Partnership Updates

On Wednesday, March 19th, we completed our digital literacy series in partnership with the Central Vermont Council on Aging, the Southwestern Vermont Council on Aging, and Microsoft TechSpark! This 7-class

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Partnership Updates

In January, we at Technology for Tomorrow partnered with Burlington’s Parent University to provide classes to parents in our community. The series, which spanned 7 classes, covered a litany of

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News & Media

Over the weekend, we held our annual strategy planning meeting at the T4T offices. This meeting, meant for all T4T staff and board members, is meant to reflect on the

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T4T Updates

In a month from now, Microsoft will be holding the March Fellows Summit for TechSpark, in addition to the Global Nonprofit Leaders Summit, both in Bellavue, Washington! These events will

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Partnership Updates

We’re excited to announce the recent completion of a class collaboration with Saint Michael’s College! Over the previous few months, Technology for Tomorrow met in class with students from the

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Partnership Updates

On January 23rd, Maliki LaForce from Technology for Tomorrow (T4T) attended Microsoft’s AI in Motion: Empowering Every Mind as a speaker! Maliki, alongside two other TechSpark Fellows, discussed how AI

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Community Connections

Contact Us

Connect with us to expand the services and resources available to the people your organization serves. Fill out the form below to contact us or reach out to connect via info@tech4tomorrow.org. And, learn more about how we can work together to improve the lives of the people in our community.