Give The Gift of Hi-Speed Internet to Needy Residents!

Give the Gift of Precious Connectivity to the ‘have-nots’!

Thanks to this new CO-OP Internet solution and the ability to bypass the carrier billings.. We can now make a ‘Gift’ of the Internet to the needy! And this gift is made one-time, but the benefits are ongoing!

Your gift of connectivity to the building & residents allows them all to connect to Hi-speed unlimited Internet ongoing as long as they reside in the building.

Truly an amazing gift! Especially to those on fixed-budgets!

Measurable Impact!

When you give the gift of connectivity to a needy family or individual in a rent-subsidized building, you essentially expand the confines of their own limited world by giving them access to the rest of the world through a much faster and cheaper connection!

In doing so you also impact their financial burdens by lightening their monthly load for other needy things, like medications, groceries, or even the rent!

The Giving Program is a unique packaged offering to help those in rent-subsidized buildings under ‘sponsored’ or charitable non-profit management, by funding or contributing to the funding of a one-time purchase of the CO-OP internet equity infrastructure. The ‘giving’ generally works towards a specific building or group of buildings.

How You or Your Company Can Give:

Your Dollars at Work:

Your contributions go to specific targeted recipients in need. When the funding for a given recipient is completed, this will trigger a commitment to steps that will oversee the coordination of an installation into a given charitable group, and/or managed non-profit residence.

Giving Options:

There are a few different pathways for giving into the program:

A.

Donations: Connecting the Needy!
The Society works to channel Corporate, Private, or Foundational Donations directly to those who need it the most in terms of their connectivity needs.
Donations are accrued and focused on providing the CO-OP Internet into needy residences on a ‘per-building’ basis.
However, if you have a given charity/non-profit residence in mind, we can respond to that as well.

The Costing-Scale for a Non-Profit Building CO-OP Internet Donation:

Ask us how cost-effective it is to provide enabling hi-speed connectivity to a needy resident or goup!

Once done, no other in-suite carrier charges will come to the resident. They will however need to make a small group-contribution towards the incoming mainline internet connection to the building which is expected to cost a few dollars per month for each resident. Overall a huge savings to the residents & building overall!

B.

Sponsorship: Sponsored Internet Via Corporate Sponsorship

CO-OP Internet can also be sponsored by corporations who wish to participate with the general sponsorship plan. Go here to view the Sponsorship media kit >>> TBA

General:

Provides exceptionally high-quality exposure of brand to key demographics
Demographics including; Seniors, youth groups, women’s groups, low-income families, individuals, first nations, and others.
Exposure includes such features as; building network-naming rights, lobby exposure, in-suite, on-net, browser pop-ups, data-capture, full contacts.
High-quality, long term, abundant data-sets/contacts, repeat ‘push-notifications/pop-ups’ through all browser-usage on the network.
Media; In-community exposure, local PR, news releases.

Special note:
Whereupon the charity/non-profit group has their own sponsors, we can provide a sponsorship kit and support their effort in discussion with interested sponsors.

C.

Lease-to-own Program:

Leasing powered by resident contributions (The ‘HomeNet Advantage’ program)

If a charity or non-profit residence has not had the good fortune of benefiting either by sufficient donations or sponsorship, there is a plan to provide a highly benevolent lease-to-own program to the residents in non-profit buildings.

How it Works:

The residents can get the new internet right away and pay a small $20/per month finance fee on a 3-year term .(These numbers are variable) This finance also covers the incoming mainline monthly cost ongoing.

Once the term is complete, the building/charity would own it’s infrastructure and therefore the ongoing control & direction of their service.

Note: This special CO-OP Internet program finance is called the ‘HomeNet Advantage’.

The HomeNet Advantage program can be support either by ‘external’ lease finance, or in some cases a special ‘in-house’ finance program. (Ask us about this)

More information on the HomeNet Advantage Program can be viewed here;

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