How are we different?
We Teach Children to Code!
While other non-profits concentrate on sports, entertainment, book and toy drives, non-violence training and cultural studies, we dedicate our efforts to initiatives that benefit children both now and decades from now.
Computer programming fosters problem-solving skills and critical thinking. Children develop a logical mindset that helps them tackle complex problems step by step.
Plus, it can be a lot of fun and opens up endless possibilities for creating A.I, games, apps and even robots!
Why Impowerment?
Why spell empowerment with an "I" instead of an "E"?
What truly matters--our name or the impact we make on children in our community? Consider this: if we were called "ABC-123", would that instantly enhance the services we provide?
We chose the letter "I" because we empower children to INNOVATE beyond cultural boundaries, and the name phonetically resonates with "empowerment", achieving similar meaning.
Local Organizations
Attention local organizations!
If you are seeking a coding instructor, we're here to help. Let's collaborate to design a program and schedule that best supports both parents and students of all ages.
Each introductory course is designed to last up to two weeks, with some requiring prerequisites to ensure a strong foundation for learning. Courses include (but not limited to):
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HTML & Cascade Style Sheet
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Bootstrap
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JavaScript
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Game Development
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Visual Coding
Breaking Stereotypes
Sponsors
To our sponsors, thank you for your generous donations. We would not have gotten this far without you.
 Smartapp.comThe inaugural donor was from Smartapp.com. There donation allowed us to purchase laptops for our students at The Rosa Parks Resource Center |  Wayne Elpus Family FoundationA Chi Phi fraternity brother made a donation that enabled us to purchase high-speed internet service for students in Liberia! |  Rachael & Ryan FundThis fund is helping to purchase supplies for students in Liberia. |
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 POCThe Papitto Opportunity Connection donated that has allowed us to purchase Lego blocks and other needed supplies for students in the US. |  GoFundMeThe money raised on GoFundMe will be used to continue the hi-speed internet service in Liberia. |