About Us

Our Mission

Technology is a human right. It provides information to the world that helps move us all forward. It enables awareness for other basic human rights. But far too often, social inequities become a barrier to accessibility. Children living in underserved communities are at a disadvantage because they lack the exposure, awareness and education of new technological developments.  

We founded Teach Kids Tech as a way to change that.​

Our mission is to provide children in every underserved community with access to technical literature, supplies, and educational opportunities. We see children as the world's most valuable asset. Equipping them with the right tools and knowledge encourages innovation and creativity, which ultimately helps build a better future for us all.

Our Offerings

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Literature & Supplies

We provide technical literature & educational materials

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Technical Workshops

Full & half-week bootcamps led by industry experts

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Educational Programs

Full & half-day workshops for children ages 2-18

Our Partners

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  • SentinelOne logo with purple shield and black text

  • Cloudflare logo, featuring an orange cloud icon and the word "CLOUDFLARE" in bold black letters.

  • Check Point Software Technologies logo with pink keyhole symbol on black background.

  • Netskope logo with stylized design above the text.

  • Logo of Quadrant Information Security with a stylized letter 'Q' inside a yellow diamond shape.

  • Cast logo with stylized "c" design

  • RunSignup logo with blue icon and text

  • Colorful logo for CSA Colorado Chapter featuring a cloud shape above a stylized hand with the text: "LIFT, When we lift one, we all rise."

  • Cognism logo with blue and black design

  • CIO logo with "Executive Relationship Building" text

  • Nasuni logo with green and blue text

  • Infoblox logo with green diamond accent.

  • Curved arrow logo with gradient from blue to purple, next to the text "Civility."

Your Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Teach Kids Tech (TKT) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the digital divide by providing technology education and resources to children in underserved communities. Our goal is to empower the next generation with the skills needed to thrive in the digital age while creating new pathways out of poverty.

  • You can support us by volunteering, donating, or partnering with us for events and workshops. Visit our Get Involved page to learn more about opportunities to contribute to our mission.

  • Teach Kids Tech primarily serves children in Title 1 schools and those in dire need of assistance, such as kids in shelters, group homes, and children's homes. Our goal is to provide technology education and resources to those who are most underserved and face the greatest barriers. Keep an eye out for new programs that will expand our reach to all kids soon!

  • Yes! Teach Kids Tech is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible. Our EIN is 92-1762786.

  • We offer a range of workshops focused on technology education, including workshops on coding, robotics, cybersecurity, digital creativity, engineering and building, and more. We also partner with various technology organizations to provide resources like computers and software to students who need them most.

  • We are headquartered in Colorado, and we operate in several underserved communities across the United States, with plans to expand both nationally and internationally to reach more children over the next 5 years.

  • Schools and organizations interested in partnering can contact us by email at info@teachkidstech.net - we collaborate on various initiatives, from curriculum development to joint events.

  • Our funding comes from a mix of individual donations, grants, and corporate sponsorships. We also host fundraising events throughout the year to support our programs.

  • Donations can be made directly through our website through our Donations page. We accept credit card, PayPal, or check. We also accept in-kind donations of technology equipment and software.

  • We continuously evaluate our programs through feedback from participants and partners, adjust our curriculum to meet evolving needs, and employ best practices in education to ensure high-quality learning experiences.