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We are high school and college volunteers
who teach computer coding to children
at homeless and domestic violence shelters.

27,000 school children in Orange County are homeless. We teach them computer skills that they will use to free themselves from the trappings of poverty and make the world a better place.

2020 Video Report  (3 minutes)

3-minute Video Report
from Inspiring Young Heroes

2019 Video Report  (2 minutes)

2-minute Video Report
from Spectrum 1 News

1-minute Video Report
from the Irvine Standard

90-second Overview
what we do & how we do it

About

Since 2018, our 130+ volunteers have provided more than 1,200 instructional hours in computer coding to vulnerable children throughout Orange County.

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Take Action

We teach ongoing coding and computer skills clinics at 9 shelters in 6 cities, and we’re just getting started.
Come volunteer with us.

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