Through the T-Mobile Project 10Million initiative, approved families will receive 200GB of mobile data to access the internet per year (for 5 years), and a free mobile hotspot, which is shipped for free. Check the eligibility here and see the list below!
T-Mobile Program Overview:
- New and existing T-Mobile, as well as Non-T-Mobile customers, are eligible to apply.
- 200GB/year data line and one free hotspot device per household, max one per student.
- Data service ends when you reach allotment (additional data passes are available for purchase).
- Available to residents of the United States and Puerto Rico. But it’s not currently available in the US Virgin Islands.
- May purchase up to five select (at-cost Wi-Fi-only tablets and laptops for use with the hotspot device)
Requirements:
Proof of enrollment in the National School Lunch Program dated from the 2019 school year to the present, and can also be verified through participation in any of these government programs:
- National School Lunch Program (NSLP)
- Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP/EBT)
- Community Eligibility Provision (CEP)
- Medicaid
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR)
Note: Since so many people have signed up for Project 10Million, those approved for the program may experience shipping delays of approximately 60 to 90 days.
FREE Starlink Beta Test Sign-up
Now you have a chance to participate in the Starlink Satellite Text Messaging Beta Testing program, which will be free for all T-Mobile postpaid customers when you complete the registration form here! Do note that there is a limited number of openings and that you will need a compatible smartphone for this.
This service is said to launch sometime this year, and the price is not yet confirmed.
📌 While we’re on the subject, check out the latest T-Mobile Tuesday Deals here!
Got approved for my son 🙂 thank u so much!!! What kind of device is it? Anyone know?
Got my device. Took only couple of days. Thank you so much, that’s awesome!
So glad you scored!
I just applied 😁
I could use a new phone if that’s what it is but T-Mobile service wouldn’t be bad either
anyone have any suggestions. we got ours (and we have tmobile in our area) but it took about an hour just trying to bring up a search on goggle on a laptop. we basically cannot do anything with it. originally got it so school work could be done the 6 wks without internet due to hurricane helene but it was incredibly slow
you need to buy a signal booster