named programs · 1 · from sources
What they call their work
DataCamp Donates
Provides free one-year access to DataCamp's full curriculum, certifications, and tools like DataLab to partner organizations serving disadvantaged populations
activities · 7 groups
What they do
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Summer Day Camp Programs 1 activity
- Deliver summer and after-school enrichment programs for youthProvides full-day summer programs and year-round enrichment through weekly Saturday sessions, offering hands-on activities and educational support to youth across 14 locations, serving up to 831 youth per week and 503 per day since August.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Facilitate capacity-building partnerships with Columbia UniversityConnects Columbia University community members with grantees through in-kind contributions, volunteer opportunities, and workshops to strengthen nonprofit program delivery.
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Tech Skills Training for Underserved Groups 1 activity
- Fund and support free data and AI education for underserved populations globallyPartners with over 200 nonprofit organizations worldwide to distribute free data and AI education, having donated over 100,000 scholarships to learners in more than 180 countries across six continents, supporting over 3,500 job placements and professional achievements among recipients.
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General Operating Support Grants 1 activity
- Fund nonprofit programs in Harlem and Morningside HeightsAwards grants to nonprofit programs in Harlem and Morningside Heights that combat hunger, provide social services, support the arts, and offer educational enrichment for youth in STEM, arts, and literacy.
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Hands-On STEM Education Programs 1 activity
- Operate a one-year STEM Scholars Program for underrepresented high school studentsDelivers a year-long program beginning in summer and continuing through fall and spring semesters, providing underrepresented high school students with STEM education (including hands-on Python training), financial literacy, mental health resources, professional skills development, a stipend, college scholarship via a 529 Plan, and access to an alumni learning platform upon completion.
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Podcast and Radio Production 1 activity
- Produce the Coding Conversations podcast to support education and opportunityProduces and hosts the Coding Conversations podcast featuring leaders, builders, and changemakers to inspire and support youth and adults in thriving through education and career pathways in technology.
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Youth One-on-One Mentoring 1 activity
- Provide STEM, financial literacy, and mental health programming to underserved youthOffers comprehensive educational programming in STEM fields, financial literacy (including budgeting and investing), and mental health resources focused on stress management and study skills to support underserved youth in preparing for college and long-term success.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$57K
Contributions & grants$57K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$51K
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Salaries & benefits$17K
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balance sheet
Total assets$28K
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Net assets$28K
3 years on record · 2022–2024 · YoY revenue +22.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 1
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| NIKISHA ALCINDOR | PRESIDENT | 10 | $14K |
board members · 2
- CAMILLE EVANS — DIRECTOR
- DIA JONES — DIRECTOR
relationships · 18
Who they work with
- Amazon Business Funder — Provided $20,000 in grant funding through the Amazon Small Business Grant program.
- Andreessen Horowitz - a16z Partner — Engages with SEI through speaker participation in the 2026 SEI Summit, including partners from portfolio finance and cultural leadership initiatives.
- Barnard College Partner — Faculty, staff, and retirees of Barnard College contribute to CCS fundraising efforts.
- Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation Partner — Collaborates with the Boris Lawrence Henson Foundation to discuss mental health stigma and improve access to care in the Black community.
- Bureau Veritas Partner — Supported a cohort of STEM scholars in Brooklyn, NY.
- Columbia University Government — Faculty, staff, and retirees of Columbia University participate in fundraising and volunteering through CCS.
- Fashion Institute of Technology Government — Frantz Alcindor serves as Director and Assistant Professor of Career and Internship Services at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
- JP Morgan Chase Partner — Hosts the 2026 SEI Summit at its New York location and participates through a community manager and vice president in community and business development.
- Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Partner — Collaborates with SEI through speaker participation in the 2026 SEI Summit, including representatives from clinical, program management, and health equity roles.
- Microsoft Partner — Engages with SEI through a senior HR business partner for Xbox participating as a speaker at the 2026 SEI Summit.
- NVIDIA Partner — Participates in the 2026 SEI Summit through speakers in media intelligence and developer relations roles.
- New York Yankees Partner — Corporate partner supporting STEM scholars in the Bronx, NY.
- New York Yankees Partner — Participates in the 2026 SEI Summit through its Vice President of Human Resources for Employment & Labor Law serving as a speaker.
- STEM EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE INC Partner — Partner organization in the DataCamp Donates program receiving free access to data and AI education resources.
- San Francisco Unified School District Government — Aligns Clubhouse calendars with SFUSD school calendar for after-school and holiday programming.
- School of Professional Studies Partner — Co-hosts the Nonprofit Accelerator event series with CCS to strengthen nonprofit leadership skills.
- Teachers College, Columbia University Partner — Faculty, staff, and retirees of Teachers College contribute to CCS fundraising efforts.
- Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Leadership Institute Partner — Engages with SEI through the Chief of the Enterprise Technology Bureau participating as a speaker at the 2026 SEI Summit.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Experiential Role Modelingmethodology: experiential role modelingBy facilitating real-world conversations with leaders and changemakers, the organization increases youth motivation and clarifies career pathways because relatable role models make abstract goals tangible and achievable.
- Integrated Youth Developmentmethodology: integrated-youth-developmentBy combining STEM education with financial literacy and mental health support, the organization builds long-term economic mobility because addressing multiple dimensions of disadvantage simultaneously creates more resilient and capable future professionals.
- Workforce Readiness Through Educationmethodology: workforce-readiness-through-educationBy providing technological skills training to underrepresented high school students, the organization produces workforce entry and generational wealth creation because education in high-demand fields like data and AI enables economic mobility and long-term career pathways.