Hall of Sponsors – freeCodeCamp
The vast majority of freeCodeCamp's funding comes from the thousands of people who support our 501(c)(3) nonprofit each month through recurring donations.
We also have organizations who support our nonprofit through grants. We would like to acknowledge these organizations here.
If you are interested in supporting our nonprofit and our mission, and being listed here as a sponsor, please read this guide on how to sponsor freeCodeCamp.
Your organization can help sponsor the development of individual courses or an entire curriculum.
Diamond Sponsors
Google's website
Class Central's website
Kaiju Kingz website
Platinum Sponsors
InMotion Hosting website
Open Metal website
Hostinger's Website
New Relic's website
OpenCV's website
MongoDB's website
CodeRabbit’s website
Snyk's website
Pulumi's website
.tech Domains' website
Retool's website
DataStax's website
Gold Sustaining Sponsors
Appwrite's website
TsugiCloud's website
Hashnode's website
Scrimba's website
Daily.dev's website
Discourse's website
Digital Ocean's website
Super Mario Bros Game
Emoji Kitchen
T-Rex Dinosaur Game
Auth0's website
Sentry's website
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