Community Information Trust

Community Information Trust is a nonprofit organization created to oversee the development and operation of do space, a technology library in omaha, which is a place where the Community can access leading edge technology as well as receive assistance and instruction in its use. In 2023, the organization's activities primarily included the operation of do space with various programs and services offered to the public at no cost. Additionally in 2023, the organization partnered with omaha public library, the omaha public library foundation, the city of omaha, and heritage omaha to launch schematic design and began fundraising for a new omaha central public library.

Central library - during 2022, the organization entered into an agreement with heritage services to fundraise for the capital campaign and manage the omaha central public library project which includes the construction of a new central public library at 72nd and dodge and the development of a facilities master plan for the omaha public library. The $200,000 relates to project management services provided by heritage omaha in 2022.

Technology grant- in 2022, the organization received a federal grant award totaling $748,482 to hold fund technology equipment purchases to be distributed to members of the Community, called the emergency connectivity grant. During 2022, equipment purchases totalling $678,755 were distributed to individuuals.