Charter is working closely with the White House, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and community and industry organizations across the country to support a national COVID response by increasing access to quality information about vaccines and prevention measures, with a focus on reaching communities of color, many of which have experienced outsized impacts from the pandemic.

At the start of the 2020-2021 school year, school districts across the country faced difficult decisions about how to proceed with learning... To help address this problem for students in Buffalo, NY, Charter’s Spectrum Enterprise teamed up with Buffalo Public Schools and the Buffalo Bills Social Justice Fund to deploy our Stay Connected K-12 solution. 

Students across the country are experiencing a school year unlike any other, and with some going back to school in person, others learning remotely and some using a more hybrid model, access to technology is vital for millions of students. But many face barriers connecting to the internet, making it difficult to attend online classes and complete schoolwork. 

Charter is proud to support the nation’s leading organizations advocating for the Latino community, including UnidosUS, to build a stronger America that offers greater opportunities for social advancement and economic prosperity for everyone. UnidosUS is the country’s largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization. Through a partner network of nearly 300 affiliates across the country, UnidosUS serves millions of Latinos in the areas of civic engagement, civil rights and immigration, education, workforce and the economy, health, and housing.

Over the past several months, the country has faced unprecedented challenges and uncertainty when it comes to dealing with even the most common, everyday situations. As the summer months come to an end and fall ushers in another school year, lawmakers, administrators and educators are grappling with decisions about how and where students will resume schooling. One of the biggest factors in deciding which approach is best

Like millions across the country, Delhi Township Police Chief Jim Howarth found himself needing to work from home because of COVID-19. As the crisis wore on, it became evident that his previous in-home internet provider was not delivering fast or strong enough service to efficiently support his work, which required keeping in touch with Town leadership via video conferencing, email, and conference calls, in addition to managing the police force. “I was having trouble with my home internet to the point that I would drive to a parking lot just to use free Wi-Fi. I quickly realized this was not going to work, so we reached out to Charter,” said Chief Howarth.