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NSBE Summer Engineering Experience for Kids
A free three-week summer engineering program from the National Society of Black Engineers for rising fourth through sixth graders, with STEM projects and engineering mentors.
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Book Harvest
A literacy nonprofit helping children build home libraries through free book distribution, family literacy programs, and community partnerships.
CodeWithPurpose
A student-run nonprofit providing free real-world coding education to young people worldwide through classes, projects, and mentorship.
STEMSeeds
A nonprofit providing free hands-on STEM kits and learning support for children in hospitals and underserved communities.
TechNova
A student-led nonprofit teaching Java, AI, and block coding through weekly classes, hands-on workshops, and peer mentorship.
Books Between Kids
A community literacy nonprofit collecting and distributing gently used books so children can build home libraries and enjoy reading.
Coding Is Fun
A student-founded coding-learning program offering free online courses and guided pathways for young people who want to learn programming.
Books for Keeps
A literacy charity providing books and joyful reading experiences to children and schools, with a focus on building access and engagement.
Little Free Library
A global network of neighborhood book-sharing boxes that helps children and families discover free books in their communities.
Coding the Future
A student-led tutoring program offering free virtual computer-science classes and one-to-one support for young learners.
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