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Connecting global audiences through interactive climate narrative at COP31. Built in collaboration with the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) and the International Cryosphere Climate Initiative (ICCI), What Happens Here bridges Antarctic science, Indigenous wisdom, and community voices across a five-chapter film journey.

Code for Good designed, built, and hosted the custom interactive layer. Viewers submit anonymous reflections that, after moderator review, stream live across the film for future audiences. Hosted on Amazon CloudFront CDN, it premiered at the COP31 Cryosphere Pavilion.

VolunteersTinh Cao, Durga Prasad

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Code for Good volunteers built a 24/7 AI executive assistant that drafts communications, prepares board materials, writes grant narratives, tracks compliance, and generates financial summaries — all in the CEO's own voice.

Powered by Claude AI (Anthropic), this platform covers six modules: Communications, Board & Meetings, Grants & Funding, Compliance, Financial, and Program & Impact. Eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofits can access ExecVault free through Anthropic's nonprofit program and AWS credits (operating cost as low as $5–10/month). For the broader community, it's available for a small donation — making professional-grade executive support affordable for every mission-driven leader.

Get accesssaritha@codeforgood.us

Code for Good is developing a child-safe AI literacy program that teaches kids how to interact responsibly with AI tools. The initiative focuses on age-appropriate digital citizenship, helping children understand AI concepts, recognize bias, and use technology ethically — partnering with schools and youth-serving nonprofits to bring the curriculum directly into classrooms and after-school programs.

We are currently working with local youth centers run by Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County, For The Need Foundation, and Boys & Girls Club of Greater Ventura County, spreading Safe AI and digital skills across K–12 students. This program is free for all.

VolunteersEsha Kaur Mander, Roshni Konanki, Rohan Konanki, Anshita Tatavarty

Get accesssafeai@codeforgood.us

Entry-level CS job postings dropped 60% between 2022 and 2024. CS graduates now carry a 6.1% unemployment rate, while 41% of those who are employed are working in roles that don't require their degree. The problem isn't the graduates. University curricula built for a pre-AI world simply don't teach what the market is hiring for.

Code for Good's STEM Career Readiness Program is a structured, self-paced initiative built on eight pillars: AI-augmented skills, a deployed project portfolio, gig economy entry, personal branding, micro-internships, strategic certifications, industry tooling, and community impact projects. Students who complete it don't just become employable — they become optioned: ready for a job offer, freelance income, or a startup of their own. This program is offered free for nonprofit beneficiaries and eligible students. Others can make a small donation.

Program siteEnter the STEM Career Path program →

Get accessstemgradcareer@codeforgood.us

Code for Good is pioneering the adoption of Agentic AI workflows for small and mid-sized nonprofits that lack the resources to hire dedicated tech staff. Using platforms like n8n, we design and deploy AI agent pipelines that automate grant research, donor outreach, reporting, and operations — empowering mission-driven organizations to scale their impact without scaling their overhead.

In 2025, Code for Good volunteers built an end-to-end automation system for MesaFarm, a nonprofit serving homeless youth aged 18–25. The platform includes admin, volunteer, and participant portals built with Flutter, AWS Amplify, and Node.js, taking the organization from zero to full automation.

VolunteersHarsha Pedada, Rahul Kolli, Rohan Koditala, Sannihith Ravulapalli, Sravan Namuduri

In 2024, we continued supporting BBSVC in marketing automation by migrating their email systems to Salesforce, streamlining communication and donor management while enhancing our mobile app for youth center traffic.

VolunteersArun Satvik Mallampalli, Rohan Koditala, Nitin Vamsi Dantu, Uma Akundi, Balaji Varadachari

Code for Good is helping For The Need Foundation secure and automate their mentorship platform using Azure, Microsoft 365, and AI tools for full operations automation, including profanity detection and data protection on their real-time chat module. The project is progressing toward full Agentic AI-driven automation using the n8n platform for AI agent workflow orchestration.

VolunteersHarshini Valluri, Amrutha Varshini, Asha Dasi, Sravan Namuduri, Rohan Koditala, Balaji Varadachari

In December 2023, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Ventura County CEO Danica Selvaggio approached Code for Good for help with their youth tracking process in the youth centers. Our volunteers built a secure, mobile-friendly Flutter app on AWS Amplify with a Node.js backend and MySQL database, integrating image recognition and automated notifications to enhance engagement and data security. This initiative led founder Saritha Ivaturi to incorporate Code for Good as a nonprofit organization in 2024.

Code for Good mentors women re-entering the workforce and underprivileged students applying to college — offering free support for resumes, essays, and project-based learning as well as financial aid. Several mentees have been accepted into top U.S. universities.

Featured projects by high school studentsViz-AI-Learn, CallWiz