Public access to computers, community resource centers, and the internet is unavailable to 4.5 million people, or 90% of the population. Finding useful information is challenging for students, educators, and community professionals. The towns, schools, and places for the technological infrastructure project are chosen based on the surveys, and donor preferences are taken into account. This project's scope also emphasizes leveraging the already-existing technological infrastructure, schools, and resource centers to install modern computers and internet hubs that will benefit the community and the schools.