Sparking The Future Of Tech
CodeON brings hands-on computer science education directly to kids by meeting them where they are — in their own neighborhoods. By partnering with local community centers, we connect students with caring mentors who guide
them through fun, engaging lessons in coding, problem-solving, and creative technology. No buses, no barriers — just access, encouragement, and opportunity.
Right here in our Community
Your generous contributions directly impact community centers in the Lowcountry. Hear from Ieashya Duncan, Director of the St Julian Divine Community Center, about how your support has made a life-changing difference.
“Every Tuesday, our students can’t wait for CodeON. It’s more than just learning to code — it’s learning to believe in themselves. The mentors make them feel seen and capable.”
Join us to inspire, educate, and foster a vibrant tech community.
Sponsorship Levels
Friend of CodeON ($250)
- Provides all snacks and consumable supplies needed for one six week CodeON session.
Champion of CodeON ($1,000)
- Supplies computing resources needed for one location in Charleston (20 chrome books).
- Logo featured on the program’s promotional materials and website.
- Recognition in CHSWIT/ CodeON newsletters and communications.
Platinum CodeON Sponsor ($5,000)
- Fully funds one CodeON Session administration, computing needs, consumables.
- Premier logo placement on all CodeON materials and during events.
- Opportunity to sponsor and speak at a CodeON event.
Flagship Program Sponsor ($10,000)
- Comprehensive support of CodeON initiatives and outreach.
- Press release with CHSWIT.
- Logo placement across all CodeON materials, events, and the website.
- Direct involvement opportunities in program planning and execution.
Resources
Coding at Home/ Fun Coding Platforms
Code.org
Learn coding through puzzles and creative projects for all ages.
Website: code.org
Scratch
Create interactive stories, games, and animations using block-based coding.
Website: scratch.mit.edu
Tynker
Build games, apps, and even Minecraft mods while learning programming concepts.
Website: tynker.com
Microsoft MakeCode
Code and create digital projects, including programming the BBC micro:bit.
Website: makecode.microsoft.org
Replit
Code in multiple languages directly in your browser and collaborate with others.
Website: replit.com
Khan Academy – Computer Programming
Learn JavaScript, HTML, and CSS through interactive lessons.
Website: khanacademy.org/computing/computer-programming
Learn Coding Through Videos
What is Coding?
Watch:https://youtu.be/
Learn how coding helps create apps, animations, and technology we use every day.
How Video Games Are Made
Watch: https://youtu.be/
Discover how programmers build games and bring characters to life.
Coding for Beginners (Kid-Friendly)
Watch: https://youtu.be/
See simple coding examples and learn how computers follow instructions.
Kids & Teens Who Code
Meet young creators building apps, robots, and digital art.
Extra Inspiration
Girls Who Code
Programs and clubs for students interested in coding and technology.
Website: girlswhocode.com
Hour of Code
Short, fun coding tutorials for beginners.
Website: hourofcode.com