Education

Charity groups help to create West Valley Innovation Lab

Children at the Dysart Community Center Innovation Lab try out the new computers donated to the El Mirage center that serves Surprise students.

Courtesy Cox

Cox and Phoenix Raceway Charities celebrated the new Dysart Community Center Innovation Lab with a ribbon cutting on April 27.

The new technology space is designed to bridge the digital divide by providing access to technology, educational opportunities and community resources for youth, families and seniors in the West Valley.

A $25,000 grant from Cox and a $25,000 grant from Phoenix Raceway Charities made the Innovation Lab possible.

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