What is Code.org?
Founded in 2013, Code.org operates as a non-profit entity dedicated to integrating computer science into the standard K-12 academic curriculum. By positioning coding as a foundational skill comparable to biology or algebra, the organization has successfully mobilized global participation through initiatives like the Hour of Code. Its market position is defined by its role as a primary curriculum provider for the largest school districts in the United States, effectively bridging the gap between traditional pedagogy and the demands of the modern digital economy.
How much funding has Code.org raised?
Code.org has raised a total of $37.9M across 4 funding rounds:
Unspecified
$23M
Unspecified
$12M
Debt
$1M
Debt
$1.9M
Unspecified (2016): $23M with participation from Priscilla Chan, Mark Zuckerberg, Google, and Infosys
Unspecified (2017): $12M led by Infosys and PwC
Debt (2020): $1M supported by PPP
Debt (2021): $1.9M featuring PPP
Key Investors in Code.org
GV is a venture capital firm founded in 2001 that invests across multiple stages and sectors, focusing on enterprise solutions, life sciences, and frontier technology innovations.
Infosys
Infosys is a global provider of next-generation digital services and consulting, specializing in AI, automation, and enterprise-level digital transformation.
PwC
PwC is a professional services network providing assurance, tax, and consulting services, with a strong focus on digital transformation and workforce development.
What's next for Code.org?
With the support of its latest financial backing, Code.org is poised to accelerate its strategic roadmap, focusing on the expansion of its educational infrastructure and the refinement of its pedagogical tools. The organization will likely prioritize the development of inclusive learning environments, ensuring that its resources remain accessible to diverse student populations. By leveraging its established partnerships with global technology leaders and consulting firms, Code.org aims to sustain its growth trajectory, ultimately influencing policy and practice to ensure that computer science remains a permanent fixture in the global educational landscape.
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