Streetcode Academy

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“Board of directors annually review and approve the compensation package of the director using comparable pay data of similarly sized organizations in the industry.”

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“The board of directors serve as volunteers.”

“In 2021 streetcode academy served over 3,000 families from underrepresented communities of color with free, family-centered, culturally-relevant tech education focused on creating the mindset, skills, and access they need to hack (coding), hustle (entrepreneurship) and design (engineering) their futures. Streetcode partnered with community leaders, social influencers, educators, corporations, and foundations to produce impactful content, engaging media, and curriculum to engage new students while continuing to empower the existing student community. Streetcode's shift to virtual programming greatly expanded our reach. The addition of our free laptop rental program, level up, also enabled us to grant greater access to online school and work for community members in need. 95% of surveyed streetcode academy alumni gained increased interest and confidence in continuing to learn technology independently. Our programs are designed to introduce disenfranchised communities to technology concepts, work spaces and personal applications in immediately meaningful and fun ways. Our work is possible thanks to the partnership and support of many community and government organizations, as well as many foundations and companies including: younger family foundation, peery foundation, sv2, jeremy lin foundation, eucalyptus foundation, , general catalyst, meta, golden state warriors, netflix, applovin, and many other anonymous funders”

“Ovc onyxx village connection was established by east palo alto residents jules lyons thomas and jennifer lyons and has been committed to providing hot, free meals every day to a variety of programs and the local community. Onyxx village connection began by offering hot meals to the students of streetcode academy in 2016. In the fall of 2018 they began to expand their services to offer the same service to other local nonprofits that serve the community. They have successfully expanded to work with college track in east palo alto feeding 100 students every week monday through thursday and epacenter arts feeding 75 students every saturday. They launched the ovc ride along program where individuals will volunteer to ride along and deliver meals to the hungry in the local community. They drive to homeless encampments, the epa rv community, bus stops, gas stations, parks, parking lots, etc. In addition to the services they offer daily, they have successfully hosted a community thanksgiving dinner and offered entertainment as well. Onyxx has partnered with a young adult faith organization to lead a warm clothing drive and deliver the items with hot meals. They have also partnered with pan african city alive and ravenswood family health center. The co-founders received an award and certificate of completion for renaissance entrepreneur workshop. The ceo and co-founder jules thomas received recognition for his commitment to serving his community from; college track, 100 black men of silicon valley and epacenter arts.”

“Other fees for service: program service expenses 219,193. Management and general expenses 11,253. Fundraising expenses 88,794. Total expenses 319,240.”