Core Points - Comcast has awarded $50,000 in grants to the Hispanic Center of Western Michigan to support its Digital Opportunity Programming initiative [1][2][3] - The initiative aims to provide essential digital literacy training and job readiness instruction to residents, covering skills such as computer navigation, internet safety, and digital communication tools [3][4] - This grant is part of Comcast's Project UP, which represents a $1 billion commitment to enhance digital opportunity and economic mobility [5] Company and Initiative Details - The Hispanic Center of Western Michigan has been serving the community since 1978, providing support in areas such as workforce development and youth education, reaching over 30,000 individuals annually [4][6] - Comcast's investment in Michigan exceeds $2.3 billion over the past three years, including various expenditures and charitable contributions [8] - The partnership between Comcast and local organizations aims to create pathways to opportunity and economic mobility for families in West Michigan [5]