AT&T Expands Camp Fire Partnership to Bridge Digital Divide with $750K Contribution

AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) is one of the most undervalued telecom stocks to invest in. On September 4, Camp Fire and AT&T announced an expanded collaboration to bridge the digital divide and empower young people with essential life and technology skills. The collaboration is supported by a $750K contribution from AT&T and is expected to impact over 40K young people across 13 states.

The announcement comes ahead of significant anniversaries for both organizations in 2026: AT&T’s 150th and Camp Fire’s 116th. The expanded partnership will focus on 6 key program areas, with a focus on high-quality STEM education and digital literacy. The programs include Bridging the STEM Divide, Teen Leadership Pathways, Youth Well-being in the Digital Age, Absolutely Incredible Kid Day 2026 (#KidDay), Storytelling, and Expanding Partnerships.

The collaboration will support 19 affiliates in 13 states. Key goals for this expanded phase of the partnership include reaching 2,500 new youth with hands-on STEM learning in robotics and digital literacy, and supporting 500 youth through Teen Leadership Pathways with workforce development and career readiness opportunities. The initial phase of the partnership provided over 10,000 young people and their families with skills and connections for the digital age through workshops and STEM programs implemented in over 150 different schools.

AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) provides telecommunications and technology services worldwide. The company operates through 2 segments: Communications and Latin America.

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