With Columbus K-12 students starting the year virtually, here's what the Columbus Foundation is doing to address the digital divide

The digital divide in Columbus is top of mind for the city’s philanthropic leaders, particularly as Columbus City Schools is poised to start this fall in a virtual format because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Columbus Foundation has set up a new fund to address the gaps in broadband access across the city, focusing on lower-income neighborhoods and families that lack access to the internet, devices or both.  The Central Ohio Digital Divide Fund, a branch of the foundation’s emergency…