Karlie Kloss and student at Kode With Klossy's coding camp

The future is tech, which is why we’re so proud to partner with Kode With Klossy, a nonprofit that creates learning experiences and opportunities for young scholars that increase their confidence and inspire them to pursue their passions in a technology-driven world. Recognizing that the field of STEM is often male-dominated, model Karlie Kloss founded KWK with the goal to guide, educate, and lead girls, female, gender non-conforming, and trans students have a seat at the table in creating the technology that is shaping our world.

KWK’s free camps offer participants an intensive and comprehensive computer science curricula, designed to inspire the next generation of bright minds. The students immerse themselves in the world of tech, and complete projects ranging from building websites and mobile apps to data visualization and more.

KWK participants take part in an intensive and comprehensive computer science curricula, designed to inspire the next generation of bright minds. The students immerse themselves in the world of tech, and complete projects ranging from building websites and mobile apps to data visualization and more.

 

 

How Can You Help?

Donate in our sales this Fall season to support and inspire the next generation of coders!

  • $15 covers classroom supplies for one student
  • $34 covers the cost of shipping a laptop to a student that has no access to technology
  • $50 covers transportation costs for a student to get to camp for all 10 days
  • $100 helps cover the cost of the instructional team’s wages for one hour of camp
  • $150 underwrites a full scholarship to a day of coding camp

 

FabFitFun will give 100% of all donations made in FabFitFun’s sales between July 25, 2022 and October 5, 2022 to Kode With Klossy, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Kode With Klossy is available by visiting their website at https://www.kodewithklossy.com/. Your donation may be tax-deductible, but because taxes are dependent on your individual circumstances, you should check with your tax advisor.