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image of kids using the computer and the internet at school.  OpenCape internet service connects schools in barnstable, hyannis, falmouth, bourne, nauset, and bridgewater our low latency and high bandwidht allow schools to use cloud technology

Connect Communities. Empower Lives.

Image of Hyannis Main St. during the Fathers Day car show, OpenCape was on site speaking to potential customers.

Invest in Your Community with OpenCape

OpenCape is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and we sincerely appreciate donations of any size.

 

Our fundraising efforts extend to several significant community initiatives aimed at making a lasting impact.

Main St. Falmouth including many store fronts that are connect to our Falmouth Main Streets Fiber PON product.

Connecting Main Streets

OpenCape seeks funding for $300,000 Main Street projects that connect businesses, fostering year-round entrepreneurship, innovation, and job growth beyond tourism.

Image of provincetown harbor which opencape connects with low latency dedicated business fiber optics that is dual homed for reliablity

Provincetown Extension

OpenCape seeks $170,000 to expand its fiber backbone along Bradford and Commercial Streets, bringing high-speed connectivity to this underserved community with a 10,800-foot build and pole attachments.

 Village
Connectivity

Imagine giving a leadership gift to connect your entire community – every household and every business. The cost for each community and project is unique.

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Islands Fiber Extension

Both Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket require additional fiber strands in order to meet demand and offer service. This is a significant expense and OpenCape is currently trying to raise $6,000,000 to accomplish the task.

Today, OpenCape is the modern-day equivalent.

We already connect 33 libraries on the Cape alone, as well as most of our region's schools. OpenCape uses our high speed, 100% Fiber Optic Network to ensure businesses can grow, expand, create jobs, and provide economic stability in our communities. Connecting municipalities, schools, research facilities, libraries, and universities is an integral part of our mission. So is ensuring our healthcare providers are equipped to take advantage of our state-of-the-art technology and enabling our public safety officials to work effectively in the worst conditions.

Would you like to discuss your leadership gift?

OpenCape welcomes the opportunity to discuss these projects, as well as the goals and objectives you have for your philanthropy.

Please reach out with the form below.

OpenCape welcomes the opportunity to discuss these projects, as well as the goals and objectives you have for your philanthropy. Schedule a discussion.

How Your Donation Makes a Difference

Help connect a household to high-speed fiber internet for a month

$50 

Working from Home is great with opencape internet service

Help bring reliable fiber-optic internet to business or community center

$200

Colleagues Working Together is easy when you connect with opencape in Rhode Island or Cape Cod MA

Bring high-speed internet to underserved areas

$1,000

Image of our network team working on the fiber optic network upgrade installing new distribution cables on poles to connect the main streets residents and businesses of Hyannis MA to the opencape fiber network

Connect an entire street with Fiber

$26,400

Image of our network team working on the fiber optic network installing new cables on poles using a vibrator plow to connect the residents of the Hanover Hyannis, in Barnstable MA to the opencape fiber network
OpenCape’s dedicated business fiber optic internet connects most SouthCoast Healthcare branches; this image is of the Tobey Hospital New Bedford MA location getting a redundant circuit installed using a vacuum truck.. We also connect branches  Darmouth MA,  Fall River MA, Wareham MA, Charlton Memorial and urgent care locations.
image of children using the internet at school.  OpenCape internet service connects schools in barnstable, hyannis, falmouth, bourne, nauset, and bridgewater

Help Us Connect the Community: Donate Today

Your support is vital to helping OpenCape extend high-speed fiber internet to homes, schools, libraries, healthcare providers, and businesses. With your help, we can create a more connected, equitable community, providing everyone access to the resources and opportunities that broadband enables.

Join us in building a brighter future—one connection at a time.

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Andrew Carnegie’s Gift to Future Generations

In 1910, industrialist turned philanthropist Andrew Carnegie was the richest man in the world. He had divested the bulk of his fortune, but not before establishing and funding over 2,500 public libraries in the United States, Britain and Canada.

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