Our Tablet Program

The Problem

The internet has become an essential part of nearly every American’s life. Essential services use them to connect to the community, students use them for entertainment and schools use them to teach. However, not everyone has access to the Internet due to limitations based on service availability or financial means.

Our Mission

The BluPrint Foundation has partnered with Moolah Mobile to solve the problem of mobile accessibility and wireless connectivity for under-represented/under-resourced communities by leveraging federal assistance programs to lower or eliminate the cost of devices for at-need individuals. Moolah Mobiles proprietary technologies allow batch enrollment for qualified organizations to federal assistance programs for qualified individuals in theses undeserved communities.

Who Qualifies

Students eligible for free lunch
Title 1 or charter schools K-12
Pell grant recipients at colleges nationwide
Section 8 housing recipients
Anyone on medicaid, medicare or social security
Patients in nursing homes or senior communities
Families who receive food stamps (SNAP)
Military communities & veterans

Working Together

Moolah Mobile has already established programs and partnerships with
some great leaders in our community and business.

"TI" Harris

Three-time Grammy award-winning and one of America's highest-selling Hi Hop artists of all time, charting billboards on numerous occasions T.I. also known as Tip established his very successful entertainment career in the early 200s. In addition to his entertainment career, t.I. played a major role in helping with hurricane katrina relief efforts, and provided scholarships for single-parent families at the Boys & Girls club. He also worked with troubled youth at Paulding Detention Center, touring a number if k-12 schools in Georgia where he encourages and uplift the youth while maintaining his philanthropic view about morals and integrity. T.I earned himself a lifetime achievement award and a outstanding citizen award for all his contribution to the community.

Hill Harper

Hill Harper is a humanitarian, an award-winning actor, a best-selling author, an entrepreneur, health and wellness ambassador/educator, and a philanthropist. Harper is perhaps most recognizable for his starring role in CBS hit television drama CSI: NY for which Harper won three NAACP Image Awards for Best lead Actor in a Drama Series. harper has authored four New York Times bestsellers. harper is the founder of the Manifest Your Destiny Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to empowering underserved youth through mentorship, scholarship and grant programs.

Dr. Malik Yoba

Actor, musician, author, entrepreneur, educator, philanthropist, social justice warrior. This three-time NAACP Image Award Winner is a Hollywood veteran who offers over three decades of commitment to the Arts with over 50 film credits and more than a dozen lead roles in network/cable television series. A community and youth advocate first. for over 40 years Dr. Yoba has worked to empower young people globally through numerous school and community-based initiatives. He served as Vice President of the CityKids Foundation in NYC from 1990-1993. It was his debut in the Disney classic "Cool Runnings" and his performance as NYPD Detective J.C Williams in the groundbreaking police drama "New York Undercover", that catapulted Malik into the fabric of American culture. Founder of Yoba Development, which works at the Intersection of education, media, and real estate development, Malik is currently in post-production for his educational docu-series, The Real Estate Mixtape, Volume 1: I Build NY, which follows Malik and a cohort of young people of color as he pursues his first commercial real estate deal in NYC, the redevelopment of a public high school, affordable housing and a sports and wellness center.