Hack Club
Global nonprofit network of 1,000+ high school computer programming clubs (100,000+ students) plus a Slack community active 24/7. Hack Club also funds teen builders directly: Hack Grant ($50-$200 for any project), Highway/Hardware Grant (up to $350), and $500 grants for in-person high school hackathons.
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