Built in Georgia

Real outcomes from our community labs. See what happens when ambition meets open access to hardware and code.

By the numbers

Measurable change

500+

first-time coders

45

hardware prototypes

120

local jobs secured

Community feedback

Voices from the lab

I walked in not knowing how to use a mouse. Six months later, I am managing databases for a local clinic.

Marcus T., Digital Skills Academy

The 3D printers here let me prototype my engineering project for free. I just got accepted into Georgia Tech.

Sarah L., Youth STEM

Mentoring here reminds me why I fell in love with programming. The energy in the room during a hackathon is unmatched.

David R., Volunteer Network

Dynamic close-up of hands soldering a green circuit board, vibrant aqua blue ambient lighting casting shadows, shallow depth of field, 35mm lens.
Dynamic close-up of hands soldering a green circuit board, vibrant aqua blue ambient lighting casting shadows, shallow depth of field, 35mm lens.
Low-angle shot of an adult typing on a mechanical keyboard while a volunteer mentor points at the glowing monitor, dark graphite background with purple neon rim light.
Low-angle shot of an adult typing on a mechanical keyboard while a volunteer mentor points at the glowing monitor, dark graphite background with purple neon rim light.
Lab outcomes

Hardware and code

The neighborhood sensor

A team of high schoolers wired up soil monitors using Arduino kits. Their prototype now saves the local community garden thousands of gallons of water every month.

From retail to front-end

After attending our evening bootcamps, Elena built a portfolio of React applications. She transitioned into a full-time developer role within eight months of writing her first script.

Support Our Mission

Keep the doors open

Fund the hardware, sponsor a bootcamp, or share your skills. Our makerspaces run on community support.