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Innovative organizations and nonprofits we support

To expand computer science (CS) education and help all students develop future skills, we partner directly with innovative organizations and support nonprofits through Google.org.

Increasing access to digital skills and CS education

National 4-H Council

Leadership learning for youth through hands-on projects in STEM, agriculture, citizenship, and more.

AnitaB.org

A nonprofit organization working to recruit, retain, and advance women in technology.

Black Girls Code

Providing girls of color with opportunities to build CS skills with a focus on leadership.

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

An organization providing after-school programs to set up young people for success.

Code.org

A nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to computer science for underrepresented students.

Code Next

An initiative to cultivate the next generation of Black and Latino tech leaders.

Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media

A nonprofit working to reduce stereotyping and create diverse female roles in media.

Girls Who Code

After-school and summer programs to equip girls with computing skills, without cost.

SMASH

Programming to eliminate barriers and bias in STEM education and foster underrepresented talent.

Technovation

A global technology and entrepreneurship program for girls ages 10 to 18.

National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT)

A nonprofit working to increase girls’ and women’s meaningful participation in computing.

National Girls Collaborative Project

A program uniting U.S. organizations committed to encouraging girls to pursue careers in STEM.

Preparing educators to teach skills for the future

American Library Association (ALA)

Providing leadership for library professionals to ensure access to information for all.

Computer Science Teachers Association

A worldwide membership organization supporting K-12 educators teaching CS.

DonorsChoose.org

Teachers come to DonorsChoose.org to request the materials and experiences they need most for their classrooms, and donors give to the projects that inspire them.

EngageCSEdu

Materials designed to retain underrepresented college students in computing education.

Explore Computational Thinking

K-12 lessons and resources on computational thinking, including an online course for teachers.

Coding activities and resources to engage students today

Game

Blockly Games

A sequence of activities built with Blockly to teach beginner coders the basics of programming.

Tool, community and curriculum

MIT App Inventor

An online tool that allows novices to build mobile apps that can affect their world.

Tool, community

Scratch

A programming language and the largest creative coding community for kids, for no charge.