irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $407KTHE CSFORALL ACCELERATOR PROGRAM TAKES A PERSONALIZED APPROACH, WORKING CLOSELY WITH COMMUNITIES TO DEVELOP TAILORED STRATEGIES THAT ENSURE ALL STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO HIGH-QUALITY COMPUTER SCIENCE EDUCATION. EACH ACCELERATOR COMMUNITY TEAM (ACT) LEVERAGES THE NATIONAL CSFORALL COMMUNITY TO ACHIEVE TEACHER TRAINING, CURRICULUM ADOPTION OR DEVELOPMENT, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT.
- #2 $172KTHE SCRIPT PROGRAM OFFERS FACILITATOR TRAININGS AND WORKSHOPS TO THE COMMUNITITY FOR A FIXED COST. REVENUE FOR THIS PROGRAM INCLUDES REGISTRATIONS FOR THOSE EVENTS AND IS USED TO SUPPORT THE PROGRAM GROWTH AND MATERIALS UPDATES OVER TIME. TO DATE THE PROGRAM HAS SERVED OVER 900 DISTRICTS IN THE US AND MAINTAINS A NATIONAL FACILITATOR NETWORK OF OVER 100 CERTIFIED FACILITATORS.
named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
CSforAll Accelerator Program
Works with communities to develop tailored strategies ensuring all students have access to high-quality computer science education through teacher training, curriculum adoption, and community engagement.
CSforAll Summit
Annual gathering of CSforAll's membership that celebrates commitments and progress in expanding computer science education, with sponsorship opportunities for organizations.
Hour of AI Activities
Collection of AI-focused learning experiences that introduce students to artificial intelligence concepts through coding, games, and creative projects using platforms like Minecraft, Scratch, and Roblox.
SCRIPT Program
Offers facilitator trainings and workshops to support districts in implementing computer science education; maintains a national network of certified facilitators.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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K–12 Computer Science & AI Education 5 activities
- AI and computer science learning activitiesProvides a wide range of hands-on, gamified, and creative coding activities that teach AI and computer science concepts through platforms like Minecraft, Scratch, Roblox, p5.js, and AI-generated art tools. Activities include training AI models, exploring bias, prompt engineering, and responsible AI use, designed for diverse subjects and age groups.
- CSforAll Accelerator ProgramOperates the CSforAll Accelerator Program to support communities in developing tailored strategies for teacher training, curriculum adoption, and community engagement in K–12 computer science education.
- Distribution of educational resourcesProvides downloadable classroom posters, teacher guides, and instructional materials to support K–12 computer science and AI education, enhancing classroom environments and instructional capacity.
- Hour of AI initiativeOffers year-round, hands-on AI learning experiences through the Hour of AI, an annual global initiative launched during Computer Science Education Week that provides accessible, creative, and interdisciplinary activities for students and educators. The program includes over 130 activities used across educational levels and disciplines, reaching 25 million learners, educators, and families in over 175 countries.
- Support for K–12 computer science education expansionSupports school districts and educators nationwide to expand access to computer science education through training, resources, and policy support, contributing to over 1,400 organizational commitments and helping build comprehensive CS education pathways in schools.
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Education Policy Advocacy & Reform 1 activity
- Advocacy for K–12 computer science and AI educationEngages policymakers and organizational leaders to advance universal access to computer science and AI education, including securing proclamations, encouraging participation, and advocating for federal action such as a White House Executive Order on CS and AI teacher training and national task force creation.
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Professional Conference & Symposium Organization 1 activity
- Annual CSforAll SummitHosts the annual CSforAll Summit to convene stakeholders, track national progress in computer science education, and catalyze organizational commitments—resulting in over 1,200 commitments for more than 100 million learning opportunities.
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Teacher Professional Development 1 activity
- SCRIPT facilitator training and national networkDelivers facilitator trainings and workshops through the SCRIPT program, serving over 900 school districts and maintaining a national network of more than 100 certified facilitators to support K–12 computer science education.
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Education Policy Research and Analysis 1 activity
- State and national AI education policy researchProduces and publishes research reports tracking computer science and AI education access, participation, and policies across U.S. states, including state-by-state analyses of AI education standards and graduation requirements.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$3.11M
Contributions & grants$3.02M97%
Program service revenue$89K3%
Investment income$3K0%
Other revenue$673
expenses
Total expenses$4.02M
Program expenses70%
Admin / overhead25%
Fundraising5%
Salaries & benefits$2.62M
Grants paid out$81K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.16M
Cash$645K
Investments$0
Liabilities$348K
Net assets$807K
Liquid reserves1.9 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -26.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIONNE WILLIAMS | SR. DIRECTOR, OPERATIONS | 40 | $197K |
| CAMIE BELGRAVE | SR. DIRECTOR, PROGRAMS & P | 40 | $189K |
| LEIGH ANN DELYSER | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $181K |
| KELA JONES | SENIOR DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT | 40 | $156K |
| BERNELL MURRAY | PROGRAM LEAD, ACCELERATOR | 40 | $154K |
| JOEL RYAN | SR. MANAGER, SYSTEMS | 40 | $145K |
| NADIA TRONICK | SENIOR MANAGER, COMMUNICATIONS | 40 | $140K |
| ALEXIS COBO | RESEARCH ASSOCIATE | 40 | $120K |
board members · 8
- ALLISON SCOTT — BOARD MEMBER
- CHAD WOMACK — CHAIR
- CHASE LOCHMILLER — BOARD MEMBER
- JOSE ANTONIO TIJERINO — BOARD MEMBER
- KATY KNIGHT — VICE CHAIR
- LUCY SANDERS — TREASURER
- NEIL SHRIMANKER — BOARD MEMBER
- RAJEEV KAUL — SECRETARY
relationships · 37
Who they work with
- ACM Partner — Vicki L. Hanson, CEO of ACM, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Adobe Partner — Partnership enables use of Adobe Express in the 'Create Your Dream Product' activity
- Black Girls Code Partner — Cristina Mancini, CEO of Black Girls Code, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- CSEdWeek Partner — Collaborates with CSEdWeek to launch the Hour of AI during its annual event.
- CSTA Partner — Jake Baskin, Executive Director of CSTA, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- CSforAll Summit membership Network — Annual gathering of CSforAll's membership to celebrate commitments and track movement progress in computer science education.
- Code.org Partner — Collaborates on content delivery, as indicated by shared image hosting domain (contentful-images.code.org).
- Code.org Partner — Collaborates on the Hour of AI initiative, building on the Hour of Code model
- Code.org Partner — Collaborating on a new campaign to expand access to computer science and AI education.
- Code.org Partner — Collaborating to combine forces in advancing computer science and AI education through joint infrastructure and advocacy.
- Code.org Partner — Hadi Partovi, CEO & Founder of Code.org, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- College Board Partner — David Coleman, CEO of College Board, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Cuantrix Fundación Televisa Partner — Collaborated on the PartIdAzo activity combining AI and football
- DeepLearning.AI Partner — Andrew Ng, CEO of DeepLearning.AI, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- ExcelInEd Partner — Jeb Bush, Founder and Chair, and Patricia Levesque, CEO, of ExcelInEd are listed as supporters or collaborators in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Fenty Beauty Partner — Uses AI-driven makeup try-on tools in its digital platforms.
- Girls Who Code Partner — Tarika Barrett, Ph.D., CEO of Girls Who Code, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Google Partner — AI Quests activity allows students to step into the shoes of Google researchers
- Hispanic Heritage Foundation Partner — Antonio Tijerino, CEO & President of Hispanic Heritage Foundation, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Junior Achievement USA Partner — Jack Harris, CEO & President of Junior Achievement USA, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Junior Achievement Worldwide Partner — Asheesh Advani, CEO of Junior Achievement Worldwide, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Kode with Klossy Partner — Karlie Kloss, Founder of Kode with Klossy, and Osi Imeokparia, CEO, are listed as supporters or collaborators in the Unlock 8 initiative
- LEGO Education Partner — Victor Saeijs, President of LEGO Education, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- L’Oréal Partner — Collaborates on AI-powered skincare and augmented reality beauty innovations.
- MagicSchool Partner — Hosts the AI Future Innovators Quest interactive lesson for students aged 9–12
- Math For America Partner — Maria Klawe, President of Math For America, is listed as a supporter or collaborator in the Unlock 8 initiative
- Microsoft Partner — Collaborates on multiple activities including MakeCode Arcade, VS Code for Education, and Minecraft
- Mink Partner — Uses 3D printing technology to turn digital images into wearable makeup.
- Modiface Partner — Creates hyper-realistic virtual beauty experiences using computer vision and deep learning.
- NotebookLM Partner — Integrated into an activity where students use it to analyze complex topics and generate insights
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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.
- Hands-on, creator-centered AI educationmethodology: hands-on_ai_educationBy using accessible, hands-on learning experiences that emphasize creation over consumption, we transform learners from passive users of AI into confident creators, because active engagement demystifies technology and fosters agency in shaping its future.
- Interest-driven and identity-bridging pedagogymethodology: interest-driven_learningBy connecting computer science and AI education to personal interests and cultural identities—such as art, fashion, music, activism, or beauty—we increase engagement and participation, especially among underrepresented groups, because relevance to lived experience motivates sustained learning.
- Policy advocacy for universal CS/AI education requirementsmethodology: policy_advocacy_for_cs_requirementsBy advocating for computer science and AI education to be required for all students, we ensure equitable access and systemic change, because mandating foundational AI literacy removes barriers and institutionalizes opportunity across diverse communities.