$2.0M in expenses

Learning through games: teaching design, coding, art, and collaboration skills to underserved students through hands-on game development programs. The initiative uses game-making as an educational tool, utilizing free professional tools like godot to help learners become confident digital creators while gaining future-ready technical competencies. Programs are designed to be inclusive and accessible, providing pathways for learners to advance from basic digital literacy to workplace relevant professional skills.

$1.3M in expenses

Endless laptop: making personal computer ownership accessible for underserved students and young adults in support of their education and skills development within the us and worldwide by providing laptops under a subsidized, affordable lease-to-own financing plan to those not usually eligible for financing.

$266K in expenses

Software tools: developing and distributing free, open-source software solutions to improve desktop computing usability and affordability while expanding access to offline educational resources for underserved communities. This includes creatingg intuitive operating systems optimized for first-time users and low-cost hardware, developing applications for downloading and accessing educational content without internet connectivity, and maintaining desktop environments that enable productive computing experiences regardless of technical expertise or network availability.