In today’s world, learning to code can open doors to college, careers, creativity, and problem-solving. But for many low-income students, access to high-quality programming instruction is limited or completely out of reach.

Python is one of the best first programming languages for students. It is used in web development, data science, artificial intelligence, automation, finance, education, and many other fields. More importantly, Python helps students learn how to think logically, solve problems, and build real projects.

This campaign will help 25 students from free or reduced-lunch programs learn Python through 25 hours of structured, beginner-friendly instruction.

Students will start with the basics, including variables, loops, conditionals, functions, lists, and problem-solving. As they grow, they will begin creating small projects that help them see programming as something real, useful, and exciting.

Your donation helps provide:

Python instruction for low-income students
Beginner-friendly coding lessons
Hands-on programming practice
Support and guidance from an experienced teacher
Skills that can help students in college and future careers

This is more than a coding class. It is a chance to give students access to a skill that many families cannot afford to provide on their own.

A student should not be left behind simply because their family cannot pay for private instruction. With your help, we can give 25 motivated students the opportunity to learn Python, build confidence, and take an important step toward a stronger future.

Please consider donating and helping 25 low-income students learn Python.

Help 25 Low-Income Students Learn Python

Providing 25 hours of beginner-friendly Python instruction to help low-income students build coding skills, confidence, and future career opportunities.

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