Karen and Cat Chat - FREE TABLET GIVEAWAY
Karen and Cat catch up on community events and Cat's campaign.
Find out if you qualify to receive a free tablet or cell phone.Information on the program mentioned in the episode:
FREE TABLETS ($20 for one-time Activation Fee) & FREE CELL PHONES $30 for one-time $30 Activation Fee), no additional cost.To pre-qualify for the FREE TABLET aorPHONE, click this link: https://form.jotform.com/232184969158166
Bridging Life Gaps has partnered with Maxsip Telecom who has secured a federal government contract to provide eligible families and households across every State with FREE 4G Android tablets and cell phones, along with free internet service for a duration of up to 5 years.
YOU QUALIFY, if you or your child receives any of the following:• WIC• Medicaid• SNAP or Food Stamps• Free and Reduced School Lunch• Federal Public Housing Assistance• Federal Pell Grant in current year• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)• Veterans Pension or Survivor Benefits• TANF Recipients• Tribal programs• Among Other Government Benefits
If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to info@bridginglifegaps.org. or at 470-962-5688, BridgingLifeGaps.org
Again, please help spread the word within your family, friends, network, and community. We want everyone who's eligible to take advantage of this amazing opportunity!
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