
Hack Club
Hack Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and a worldwide network of high school coding clubs.
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- Burlington, VT, USUnited States

Hack Club is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and a worldwide network of high school coding clubs.
hackclub.comCrawled Oct 28, 2026
The ultimate summer hackathon for high schoolers. Make projects. Track your hours. Redeem for prizes.
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A place for high school hackers to build together!
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Hack Club is a welcoming, supportive space where teens can explore technology, make friends, and build things they're proud of — all with independence and agency.
The page describes how to donate to and support Hack Club’s mission to build a generation of teen makers.
Hack Club is the world's largest nonprofit movement of teenagers making cool projects.
Hack Club is the world’s largest nonprofit youth movement focused on building projects.
Hack Club connects thousands of teens who code, build, and bring their ideas to life.
Hack Club is the world’s largest nonprofit movement of young people creating cool projects.
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Hack Club Stardance offers a free summer coding program for teens, partnering with NASA. Participants develop practical tech skills while working on projects that yield tangible rewards, including prizes. The initiative combines education with real-world application for young developers.
Jun 2026Creative Game LifeNews article
AMD partners with Hack Club, NASA, and GitHub Education to launch **Stardance**, a summer engineering competition inviting teens to develop real-world projects. The initiative aims to engage young builders in hands-on technical challenges. Participants will work on projects with potential practical applications.
Jun 2026AMDNews article
NASA offers a range of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) activities to engage learners during summer. The programs encourage exploration and hands-on creation through space-themed projects. These initiatives target students and educators seeking interactive educational experiences.
May 2026Mirage NewsNews article