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Access Wireless provides mobile phone service to income-eligible residents as part of the government-funded Lifeline Assistance program. Lifeline is intended to help individuals experiencing financial hardship to stay connected to family members, schools and child care providers, as well as be reachable to potential employers and have a means of communicating in case of emergency. Access Wireless provides customers with a free monthly allotment of minutes/text messages/data each month, as well as discounted phone options.

Xfinity Internet Essentials offers reduced-cost internet service for people who -Qualify for programs like the National School Lunch Program, housing assistance, LIHEAP, Medicaid, SNAP, SSI, Federal Pell Grant, VA Pension, Tribal Assistance, WIC and others. -Live in an area where Xfinity Internet service is available -Have not had Xfinity Internet in the last 90 days Please note that households who owe money to Xfinity may still qualify, but it cannot be debt on an Xfinity/Comcast account that is less than one year old.

Xtream Connect offers high-speed internet at a discounted rate.

SafeLink Wireless offers discounted utility services.

Lifeline is a federal program that lowers the monthly cost of phone service. To get Lifeline, the applicant must contact a participating phone company directly. Please use the website to find phone companies in your area.

T-Mobile's Project 10Million provides free internet to eligible students. The package includes a free hotspot and 200GB of data per year for five years.

Illinois households without access to a working computer or internet device or those seeking to donate are encouraged to visit PCs for People’s website to register and learn more about how they can request a computer. To be eligible, residents must be below 200 percent of the poverty level or enrolled in income-based government assistance programs, such as free or reduced school lunch, Medicaid or SNAP.