Allo Fiber Opens Community Connect Program in Greeley
The program offers free fiber internet to five Greeley nonprofits for three years, with applications open through Nov. 30.
Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Philanthropy
Allo Fiber is accepting applications for its Community Connect Program in Greeley, which will provide free 1-gigabit fiber internet service for three years. The company will select five eligible local nonprofits to receive the service.
Why it matters
The donated service gives selected nonprofits access to high-speed internet without ongoing connection costs, which can support their operations and the services they provide to Greeley residents.
Allo Fiber will provide 1-gigabit fiber internet at no cost for three years to five selected Greeley nonprofits. The source does not specify the total value of the donated service or the number of applicants.
The players
Allo Fiber
Allo Fiber is a fiber internet provider that runs the Community Connect Program, which donates high-speed service to local nonprofits.
The details
Local nonprofits can learn about eligibility requirements and submit applications through the Allo Fiber website at www.AlloFiber.com/ConnectGreeley. Allo Fiber will choose the five recipients from eligible Greeley organizations.
Timeline
Nov. 30, 2026: Deadline for Community Connect Program applications
Philanthropy Trend
Allo Fiber's program follows a pattern of telecom providers donating connectivity to community organizations rather than making cash grants. Its donation is measured in free service for a fixed three-year period.
Greeley nonprofits interested in the program must submit applications by Nov. 30, 2026, through the Allo Fiber website. Selected organizations will receive free 1-gigabit service for three years.
The takeaway
Greeley nonprofits that rely on internet access for their work should review the Community Connect Program requirements before the Nov. 30 deadline. Applying early leaves time to gather the information the application requires.
Further reading
Explore more Greeley Philanthropy coverage to see how local organizations are supported.
More information
Eligibility requirements and applications for the Community Connect Program are available on the Allo Fiber website.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BizWest.
