Big news: @RamseyCounty & @cityofsaintpaul are investing $1.2M to train a new generation of local BIPOC tech talent.
Participants of color will learn software engineering at @NuVizMN, then apprentice on real projects with @softwareforgood 🎉 softwareforgood.com/ramsey-c…
Software for Good has experienced software engineers rolling off of a longer-term project. If your in-house technical team needs interim developers who can hit the ground running, let’s chat! softwareforgood.com/services…
Through our fundraising platform @CommitChange, we help nonprofits navigate the challenges of doing good in a complex and changing world.
In this post, Product Lead Wendy Bolm shares why shame is a terrible way to raise money (and what to do instead!). commitchange.com/blog/why-no…
In college, @SharonKennedyV discovered her life’s purpose was to pursue human liberation—but with a family to support, she learned to code instead.
Now, after decades of #techleadership, Sharon has come full circle, building tech to help people get free. softwareforgood.com/blog/sha…
Hear from Native youth on the importance of restoring the buffalo population to their lands and communities!
Our client Tanka Fund hosts this virtual panel discussion today, October 26: facebook.com/events/21075757…
On October 15, participate in Code Switch from anywhere! Attendees will hear from civic leaders on how we can shape the future of civil rights and access — then work together to co-create solutions.
Sign up now: eventbrite.com/e/code-switch…
We are proud to announce that Sharon Kennedy Vickers will lead Software for Good as our new CEO!
As co-founder of Techquity and most recently CIO of @cityofsaintpaul, Sharon is uniquely qualified to lead Software for Good into a new era of service to the greater good.
We're thrilled to have 11 up-and-coming professionals apprenticing with us this summer!
Hana, Shaun, Godwill, Sykong, Nuel, Michael, Hammed, Javier, Abdullahi, Farhan, and Steven are practicing #techforgood skills with projects focused on materials reuse and tenants' rights.
Welcome engineer Edith Emmings (she/her) to SfG! 🎉
After a stint as a biochemist, Edith found herself working on a wildlife org's website in Nairobi, and went on to a coding bootcamp and an engineering role at Target. She's enthusiastic about learning, mentorship, and advocacy.
We're grateful to have up-and-coming tech professionals working with Software for Good this spring!
Chi, Brandi, Marcos, Wale, and Vashon are working on a custom web app through the apprenticeship, which is supported by @mndeed and @scitechmn. Get in touch if you're hiring!










