; (2) not less than $45,000,000 to Indian Tribes and to organizations that primarily serve and represent Native Hawaiians; and (3) not less than $200,000,000 to carry out activities strengthening the ability of libraries to provide services to communities affected by coronavirus. (c) Uses of funds Funds provided under subsection (b) may be used to provide support to libraries— (1) to continue to provide library services to their communities, including by supporting general operations, paying staff, ensuring the ongoing functionality of libraries (including by purchasing deep cleaning services and coronavirus response supplies), and supporting the continued development of, and training of library staff on, best practices for the safe handling of library materials and ways to sustain reopening and operations; (2) to safely provide access to computers, printers, copiers, and other technology (including new and emerging technologies) in libraries, to expand digital network access, purchase and lend internet accessible devices (such as laptops and hotspots), and purchase and lend digital resources, and to provide technical support services for users in the library and for those using borrowed devices remotely; (3) to strengthen and expand services and resources relating to early education and literacy, distance learning and education (including through partnerships with public schools to ensure continuity of education and address learning loss), adult education, job searches and resume building, workforce development and skills training, economic and business development, health information, digital literacy skills, and financial literacy