The annual program this year generated $848,000 to supply learners with new laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots, tech-literacy training and mentorship services.

A community newspaper, indigenous artists and a handful of other community groups represent the latest participants in the 22-year-old program.

This year's Technology Matching Fund recipients are fewer, but will receive more funding.

After 20 years of supporting community-led programs to improve access to technology and skills training, the city prepares a survey to measure demand for more sophisticated technologies.

Now nearing 20 years of funding projects that drive digital access and education, Seattle's Technology Matching Fund tallies a lifetime total of more than .6 million.