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ATTACHMENT B OPPORTUNITIES FOR MAKING BROADBAND AVAILABLE TO ALL ANGELENOS OURCYCLE LA – DIGITAL INCLUSION PILOT PROGRAM The City encourages interested parties to propose innovative ways to ensure that broadband is available to every Angeleno, and is particularly interested in receiving proposals in which the development of the CityLinkLA can be coordinated with the City’s digital inclusion efforts. Under the leadership of the Offices of the Mayor and City Council, the City of Los Angeles has implemented a digital inclusion pilot program, OurCycle LA, to take advantage of the thousands of salvage computers from the City. It is a collaborative public/private partnership between the City, non-profits, social enterprises and large corporate partners. The goals of the program are to maximize the use of the computers, provide job training and employment on computer refurbishing and recycling for individuals with high barriers to employment, minimize the City’s electronic waste footprint, and help bridge the digital divide in Los Angeles. OurCycle LA was officially launched on February 27, 2015. The limited supply of free refurbished computers is being distributed to low-income individuals or families in Council District 10, with focus on Baldwin Village and Koreatown. Qualified participants are required to attend a digital and financial literacy training program and sign up for low cost internet services. The refurbished computers will also be distributed to non-profit organizations throughout the City that operate public access computer centers serving disadvantaged communities. OurCycle LA will be used as a model for future treatment of the City’s electronic waste that will benefit low-income Angelenos, the environment, the local economy, and help develop the e-waste recycling sector in Los Angeles. To build on the success of OurCycle LA, the City desires to establish an on-going public/partner partnership digital inclusion program that is sustainable and helps further access and digital literacy for low income and disadvantaged residents of Los Angeles. Below is a listing of the OurCycle LA partners, as well as some of the organizations in the Los Angeles County that provide digital inclusion services who may be potential partners for future digital inclusion efforts. Also below is a listing of the community computer centers that are providing Internet access, job training and other services to neighborhoods throughout the City. The City seeks Digital Inclusion Plans that include 1 Gbps symmetrical services (wireline or Wi-Fi) to the community center locations. 1 OurCycleLA Partners Organization Industry Mailing Street City Zip Code Phone Best Buy Consumer Best Buy 230 Compton 90220 (323) 691-0721 Electronics Towne Center Dr. Retailer California Non Profit 714 W Olympic Los 90015 (310) 406-6221 Emerging Blvd Suite 924 Angeles Technology (CET) Fund Citi Community 41 East Live Oak Arcadia 91006 [email protected] Community Development Ave. Development City of Los Local 200 N. Main St, Los 90012 (213) 978-7599 Angeles Government Suite 1400 Angeles Community Education, 4305 Degnan Blvd, Los 90008 (323) 290-6560 Build Computer Suite 102 Angeles Center Dorsey High Public 3537 Farmdale Los 90016 (323) 298-8400 School Education Ave., Angeles Los Angeles Unified School District EveryoneOn Digital 714 W. Olympic Los 90015 (213) 443-9952 ext 3203 Inclusion Blvd., Suite 924, Angeles Good Tech Digital 8201 S. 48th Street Phoenix 85044 (619) 838-4277 America Inclusion Planning and Consulting Services Human – IT 501©3 7400 E Slauson Commerce 90040 (888) 268-3921 nonprofit Ave., Unit C5 Isidore Electronics 411 S. Hewitt St., Los 90013 (323) 222-3322 Electronics Recycling & Angeles Recycling Repair 2 Korea Nonprofit 1053 S. New Los 90006 (213) 738-9050 Immigrant Community Hampshire Ave. Angeles Workers Organization Alliance L. A. Nonprofit Post Office Box Marina 90295 (310) 742 - 6143 SHARES Materials 10925 Del Rey Reuse Program Los Angeles Startup 411 S. Hewitt Los 90013 (323) 375-8980 Cleantech Business Street, Angeles Incubator Consultation (LA CI) REDF Nonprofit 1055 W. 7th Street, Los 90017 (213) 623-2112 funder and Suite 1920 Angeles intermediary focused on social enterprise Southeast Nonprofit P.O. Box 327 Bell 90201 (323) 585-4579 Community Development Corporation (SCDC) Youth Policy Nonprofit 634 S. Spring St, Los 90014 (213) 688-2802 Institute 10th fl, Angeles Digital Inclusion Service Providers Organization Industry Mailing Street City Zip Code Phone A Place Education 2830 S Central Los 900011 (323) 232-7653 Called Home Ave Angeles Boyle Heights Education, 1600 E. 4th Street Los 90033 (323) 526-5800 Technology Technology Angeles Youth Center Center Central Community, 2845 W. 7th Street Los 90005 (213) 385-7800 x128 American Technology Angeles Resource Center Center 3 Central City Community, 501 S. Bixel Street Los 90017 (213) 482-8618 Neighborhood Technology Angeles Partners Center Centro Latino Education, 1709 W. 8th Street, Los 90017 For Literacy Community Suite A Angeles Technology Center CFY Education, 106 ½ Judge John Los 90012 (213) 222-0100 Technology Aiso St. PMB#164 Angeles Center Children's Community, 1910 Magnolia Los 90007 (213) 342-0109 Bureau- Technology Avenue Angeles Magnolia Center Place Community Initiative Community Education Los 90044 (323) 750-9087 Coalition 8101 Vermont Ave Angeles Chrysalis Job 522 S. Main Street Los 90013 (213) 806-6300 Placement, Angeles Technology Center Families in Education 1545 Wilshire Los 90017 (213) 201-3900 Schools Boulevard, Suite Angeles 700 Jovenes, Inc. Community 1208 Pleasant Los 90033 Avenue Angeles InnerCity Education 124 N. Townsend Los 90063 (323) 780-7605 Struggle Ave Angeles Kids Community, 2600 Wilshire Los 90057 (213) 252-2500 Progress, Inc. Technology Boulevard Angeles Centers L.A.'s Education 1035 South Grand Los 90015 (213) 745-4928 Promise Avenue, 2nd Floor Angeles LA Education 200 N. Spring Los 90012-4801 Infrastructure Street, Room Angeles Academy M-185 4 LA's BEST Education 200 N. Spring Los 90012-4801 After School Street, Room Angeles Enrichment M-120 Los Angeles Community, 634 South Spring Los 90014 County Housing, Street, 10th Floor Angeles Regional Education, Broadband Technology Consortium Centers (LACRBC) Los Angeles Housing, 1200 Wilshire Los 90017 Housing Technology Boulevard, Suite Angeles Partnership, Center 307 Inc. Mercy Housing, 1500 South Grand Los 90015 Housing Technology Avenue, Suite 100 Angeles Center New Housing, 303 S. Loma Drive Los 90017 (213) 483-2060 Economics for Technology Angeles Women Center Partnership Education 1541 Wilshire Los 90017 (213) 201-2000 for Los Boulevard, Suite Angeles Angeles 200 Schools PUENTE Education, 501 South Boyle Los 90033 (323) 780-8900 Learning Community Avenue Angeles Center Technology Center Saint Seniors, 675 S Carondelet Los 90057 (213) 388-4444 Barnabas Mobile Street Angeles Technology Center Salvation Community 900 James M. Los 90015 Army Technology Wood Boulevard Angeles Center, Community Skid Row Housing, 1317 E. 7th Street Los 90021 (213) 683-0522 Housing Trust Technology Angeles Center 5 Southeast Community, 6423 E. Florence Bell 90201 (323) 585-4579 Community Technology Place, Suite 103 Gardens Development Centers, Corporation Mobil Unit (it covers city of LA) The ACME Education 1201 West 5th Los 90017 (213) 240-5980 Network Street, Suite T-530 Angeles The KHEIR Health, 3727 W. 6th Street, Los 90020 (Korean Education Suite 210 Angeles Health Education Information & Research) Center The Salvation Community 1532 W. 11th Los 90015 Army LA Red Technology Street Angeles Shield Youth Center, & Community Community Center YMCA Los Community, 2815 Whittier Los 90023 (323) 780-8990 Angeles Education, Boulevard Angeles Technology Center YMCA South Community, 9900 S. Vermont Los 90044 (323) 754-3191 Los Angeles Education, Avenue Angeles Technology Center 6 WORKSOURCE AND FAMILY SOURCE CENTERS The Bresee Foundation 184 Bimini Place Los Angeles AADAP 2900 Crenshaw Boulevard Los Angeles Arbor CP 21010 Vanowen Street St Ste 116 Canoga Park Arbor NE 3825 N Mission Road Los Angeles Arbor VN 15400 Sherman Way Ste 140 Los Angeles Bradley Milken FSC 1773 East Century Boulevard Los Angeles Build 9207 Eton Ave Chatsworth Catholic Charities Central LA 3250 Wilshire Boulevard Ste 1010 Los Angeles Catholic Charities South LA 3965 S Vermont Avenue Los Angeles CCD 3550 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 500 Los Angeles CCD 3333 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles CCI 7518-26 S Vermont Los Angeles CCNP 501 South Bixel Avenue Los Angeles Chicana 6200 S Broadway Los Angeles Chicana 1505 E. 1st St. Los Angeles Chinatown 767 N Hill Street Ste 400 Los Angeles CLB 1851 N. Gaffey Street Suite F San Pedro Community Care at Home 1623 S La Cienega Blvd Los Angeles WORKSOURCE AND FAMILY SOURCE CENTERS CRCD 400 W. Washington Los Angeles Boulevard Cypress Park FSC 929 Cypress Avenue Los Angeles El Proyecto - WorkSource 9024 Laurel Canyon Sun Valley Boulevard Goodwill 342 N. San Fernando Road Los Angeles HACLA - Avalon Gardens 701 E 88Th Place Los Angeles HACLA - Estrada Courts 3232 Estrada Street Los Angeles HACLA - Gonzaque Village 1515 East 105Th Street Los Angeles HACLA - Imperial Courts 11532 Croesus Avenue #415-416 Los Angeles HACLA - Jordan Downs 2101 E 101St Street Los Angeles HACLA - Mar Vista Gardens 11965 Allin Street Los Angeles HACLA - Nickerson Gardens 1597 E 114Th Street Ste 1106 Los Angeles HACLA - Pueblo Del Rio 1801 East 53Rd Street Los Angeles HACLA - Rose Hills 4466 Florizel Street Los Angeles HACLA - William Mead 1300
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