Volunteer ~ CodeDay

You can help students find their place in the tech industry.

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Thousands of volunteers just like you have helped 50,000+ students find their place in tech, but hundreds of thousands more still need your help.

CodeDay volunteers help with everything from mentoring, to judging, to operational support at events. Most volunteer roles do not involve yourself coding, so we encourage you to apply, regardless of your technical background!

Time Commitment

Varies by role:
30min, 2hr, or 20hr

Deadline

Opportunities available year-round

Requirements

Varies by role, see form below

Groups/Corporate

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Volunteer Sign-Up (3min)

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CodeDay volunteers make lasting impacts towards futures in tech.

“[Students] were welcomed with open arms, provided with mentors, taught basic coding skills, and began to see themselves as capable of being part of this "world."”

Summer Prather-Smith
Director, Monterey County Office of Education

“This event was not only fun, engaging, and educational, it provided participants access professional mentors and, additional internship opportunities. It is because of the combined efforts, passion, patience, and understanding of the volunteers and staff that made this day a big success. ”

Darius Murray Ed. S, M. Ed, CRC
Program Coordinator, FAU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities

“CodeVA trains lots of teachers to teach computer science, but CodeDay is our favorite reminder that kids learn best when they are challenged as partners in their learning experiences.”

Chris Dovi
Executive Director, CodeVA

“I had a great time working with our CodeDay Labs interns. They were able to help us with our project and write code that is now in production.”

Marcelo Guerra Hahn
Director of Engineering, SoundCommerce

“The kids were just great: bright, enthusiastic, very serious about the work. I was a little worried that some of them might feel roped into the program somehow, but no, all of them treated it as an opportunity.”

Michael Lorton
Engineer, Outschool

“I loved being able to work as a team and gain real world experience about coding but at the same time also having the opportunity to learn something new.”