Future Program

Club activities will be made available to girls in grades 6-12 that have an interest in STEM and will be offered free of charge to all who want to join; especially those from low-income families. 

As Girls Who Code Club members, our girls will have access to 20 leading technology companies: Accenture, Adobe, AOL, AT&T, Capital One, Electronic Arts, Expedia, Facebook, Fiscal Note, General Electric, Goldman Sachs, IAC, IBM, Indeed, JP Morgan Chase, Kate Spade & Company Foundation, LinkedIn, Microsoft, Pinterest, Prudential, Qualcomm, Sephora, Square, Twitter, and Viacom. 

All have pledged to share paid internships and other opportunities with Girls Who Code alumni as part of the organization’s ‘Hire Me’ Campaign further cementing a college to career pipeline for young women majoring in technology and engineering.

•Girls Scouts of Western Ohio 

•Junior Achievement of Middletown Area, Inc.  

•Feed The Hungry Make A Dream Camp  

Summer programs can be filled with fun and games, round out a child’s education, and offer experiences that aren’t available during the school year. They also have the potential to reverse summer learning loss and increase educational equity. FTHP Make a Dream Camp will provide an opportunity for children to explore, grow, have fun, while also providing educational enrichment components that can mitigate the summer learning gap.