Find Computer Science Nonprofits and Charities

  diana loo wrote:

My son started learning to program in JAVA at Wintriss Technical Schools (WTS) 3 years ago, in 8th grade. What began as something "just for fun" quickly became a life path for him. He has learned how to program well, earning a 5 out of 5 on the AP Computer... more »

  momofcollegestudent wrote:

My son was off to college and needed a laptop. PC's for Maine saved our family $1050 by getting us a refurbished laptop instead of buying brand new. It works perfect, and he loves it. They also gave him Microsoft Office Suite and Antivirus protection... more »

  staresky14 wrote:

Kramden Institute is a great non profit that helps children all across North Carolina get access to a home computer. more »

  kate10 wrote:

The Anita Borg Institute has touched me in many ways over the past few years and provided me with priceless opportunities to grow professionally as a Computer Scientist and also to expand my network. I have had the opportunity to travel, speak at conferences,... more »

  Alfonso G. wrote:

Great team dedicated to the support of tech development and teaching throughout the world using the F# language! more »

  DMM1 wrote:

Awesomeness oozes from this place! But, Ideaworks is not just a place... but a community of people sharing their knowledge, and inspiring others. more »

  JTC63 wrote:

As a volunteer, I have seen first hand the impact of getting today's technology into the hands of eager children. I have seen 50 fifth grade children be excited about working a new program on a computer that they new was their's to take home. Not one... more »

  aks wrote:

This organization provides a great resource, particularly for nonprofits in the Pittsburgh area. The information for so many different services is in one location. For instance, I was looking for a comprehensive list of after school programs in the... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These folks provide sustainable Internet tech with serious bandwidth for commuities in key areas around the world like Haiti, Kenya and the West Bank. more »

  randomuser123456 wrote:

MIRI is one of the few beacons of research on AI safety, called the control problem. They collaborate with the future of humanity institute and the FLI. This is perhaps the most important research of our times, given the possibility of advanced AI fairly... more »

  Ernie C. wrote:

This organization was started about twelve years ago, as a break-off from another computer club, here in Grants Pass. Those of us who formed COMPUTERBUGS had a different agenda going and decided to work with seniors in a different manner. Some members... more »

  peter jg wrote:

Their one of the few organizations truly dedicated to keeping the web open and free. more »

  rembandtiv wrote:

NTR is a great organization dedicated to helping low income Philadelphia residents with their technology needs. The store is stocked with low cost items and the staff and volunteers are helpful and knowledgeable. They work closely with students to provide... more »

  mlinksva wrote:

Software Freedom Conservancy brings together unique legal and technical knowledge to help free/open source software projects meet community/governance/legal/organizational challenges and thrive. more »

To promote greater availability of high-quality c++ libraries and to help promote dissemination of correct and up-to-date information... more »

The foundation was established to advance the scientific and academic cyber security related education of undergraduate and graduate... more »