"For anyone considering volunteering with CodePath, I can't recommend it enough. The time commitment is minimal, yet the impact is profound. With just a 30-second or hour-long session, you can help set a student up for success in their job or internship."

"The support provided by CodePath made the volunteer experience seamless. Before meeting with students, I received a packet of materials that outlined the session structure and provided student information. This preparation allowed me to focus on being present with the students during our conversations rather than worrying about logistics."

“Looking back, volunteering has given me so much more than I ever expected. I started doing it out of curiosity and a desire to help, but over time, it became a source of deep fulfillment. It’s now a big part of why I go to work every day. Helping others through volunteering has given my career meaning in ways I never anticipated.”

“Volunteering with CodePath has also been an opportunity for my own professional growth. I found myself brushing up on fundamental computer science concepts, like binary tree traversal, to prepare for teaching others. It’s one thing to solve a problem on my own, but teaching it to someone else requires a deeper level of understanding that only helps me grow as an engineer.”

“My colleagues at Capital One had shared their positive experiences volunteering with CodePath, which piqued my interest. I was eager to make a meaningful impact, and Resume Review Week offered the perfect opportunity to do so. I participated in multiple sessions, and each time I was impressed by how prepared and eager the students were!”

“Volunteering with CodePath is not just beneficial for the students—it’s also advantageous for companies like Lockheed Martin. By mentoring these students, I’m helping to shape the future workforce, potentially meeting future colleagues along the way. CodePath’s thorough preparation and support make it easy for busy professionals to contribute meaningfully, and the impact that these programs have on the students is undeniable.”