Black households are twice as likely to not have a high-speed internet subscription compared to white households in dense areas like Baltimore and Chicago. To bridge this gap, the Affordable Connectivity Program is helping 16 million US households save up to $75 a month on internet bills. But this funding could end next spring and notices of internet termination could start going out this December, when the internet is crucial for small businesses to sell gifts, students to finish their semester exams, and families to connect with loved ones over the holidays.

We cannot let millions of households lose the internet they can afford through the ACP. Demand Congress replenish funds for the ACP or tell us why affordable internet is important, and we’ll share your story on our page!