Where can we host our Girls Who Code Club?

Girls Who Code Clubs must be hosted at public, non-profit, or similarly tax-exempt locations (with the exception of summer-only Clubs) with Internet access and a sufficient number of computers for Club participants to work with. Please note even Clubs that only meet virtually must identify a non-profit to serve as the Club's host organization.

Any of the following spaces are acceptable:

• A school Computer Lab
• Universities
• Libraries
• Community centers
• Faith-based organizations
• Other non-profits

Please note: To host a Club, a person who is officially affiliated with the host organization must serve as the Club's "Decision Maker" (i.e. the point of contact between Girls Who Code and the non-profit location). A host organization must be identified even if you are planning to run your Club virtually.

The following types of locations are not acceptable sites to host a Girls Who Code club:

• Private Homes
• Corporate Office Location
• Class-A Commercial Buildings
• Any For-Profit Space