IMPACT AT A GLANCE
2794
Chromebooks distributed to students
37
Community distribution partners
16
States reached
1st Ever
Newark Public Schools' first esports program, now in 3 high schools
Cumulative program reach through October 2026.
Introduction
The Loyalty Foundation expands access to technology and educational opportunities for young people through partnerships with schools and community organizations. We measure our impact through program reach, technology distributed, and feedback from the students and families we serve.
How We Measure
Devices4All® recipient surveys document access to computers, household technology needs, and anticipated use. Anonymous identification numbers allow us to connect baseline responses with planned six-month follow-up surveys to better understand how personal computer access supports learning over time.
Evidence of reach, need and opportunity.
Our Devices4All® recipient surveys document significant barriers to personal computer access.
80%
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Lacked a personal computer
Source: Devices4All® baseline recipient survey, 243 responses.
52%
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Lived in households without a computer
85%
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Reported ongoing household need
Our Work in Action
Selected stories show how The Loyalty Foundation works through trusted local institutions to respond to documented technology needs.
Gateway Family YMCA — Technology Access for 200 New Jersey Students
Newark Students Compete in Districtwide Esports Championship
DEVICES4ALL® – ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY • SEP 2025
Through its partnership with Gateway Family YMCA in Elizabeth, New Jersey, The Loyalty Foundation distributed 200 free Chromebooks to local students—100 at a community event and another 100 in the following weeks. The initiative helps families overcome financial barriers to computer ownership and gives students essential tools for schoolwork and independent learning.
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ESPORTS – NEWARK, NEW JERSEY • MAY 2026
The Loyalty Foundation's esports partnership with Newark Public Schools culminated in the second annual Superintendent's Cup, bringing together teams from three high schools where the Foundation established esports programs, along with a team from a fourth school. The districtwide championship showcased students' teamwork, strategic thinking, and competitive skills while highlighting the growth of esports as a structured extracurricular opportunity.
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200 Chromebooks Distributed
4 Newark High Schools Participated
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Bringing Digital Opportunity to 50 Bronx Students
Pine Ridge Students Put New Chromebooks to Work at Home
DEVICES4ALL® – BRONX, NEW YORK – JAN 2026
The Loyalty Foundation's esports partnership with Newark Public Schools culminated in the second annual Superintendent's Cup, bringing together teams from four high schools. The districtwide championship highlighted students' teamwork, strategic thinking, and competitive skills while demonstrating the growth of esports as a structured extracurricular opportunity.
DEVICES4ALL®  – KYLE SD –  JAN 2026
The Loyalty Foundation provided 50 free Chromebooks to students at Little Wound School on South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Shortly after distribution, teachers reported that students were already using their computers at home to complete coursework—an early example of how personal computer access can support learning beyond the classroom.
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50 Chromebooks Distributed
50 Students Equipped with Free Chromebooks
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Lakeside School's Loyalty Club Helps Fund 56 Chromebooks for Seattle Nativity School
Newark Public Schools Launches Its First Esports Program
DEVICES4ALL® – SEATTLE, WA – NOV 2025
Students at Seattle's Lakeside School raised money through their Loyalty Club, partnering with The Loyalty Foundation and supplementing support from the Harry Chapin Foundation to provide 56 free Chromebooks to Seattle Nativity School. The student-led effort gave Nativity students personal computers for homework, research, and independent learning.
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ESPORTS – NEWARK, NEW JERSEY – NOV 2024
The Loyalty Foundation partnered with Newark Public Schools to launch the district's first esports program at the School of Data Science & Information Technology. Featuring students and school administrators in an accompanying video, the initiative introduced organized competitive gaming as an extracurricular opportunity to develop teamwork, communication, and strategic thinking.
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56 Chromebooks Distributed
Newark Public Schools' First Esports Program
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