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Invest in the Future of Information Technology

BDPA Community Youth Technology Education programs are free and available to all youth regardless of their economic means. Now more than ever, your support is needed to strengthen our efforts to provide youth knowledge, tools and skills for their future success and broader educational and career opportunities.

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Levels of Giving

  • $1500

    $1,500 can provide funding for one Competition Team participant to attend the BDPA National Conference.

  • $600

    $600 can provide one laptop for BDPA Community Youth Technology Education programming.

  • $300

    $300 can provide a BDPA camp scholarship for one youth participant.

  • $75

    $75 can provide books and supplies for one BDPA program participant.

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As a parent, I’ve seen firsthand how BDPA Twin Cities creates safe, encouraging spaces for students to learn and grow in technology.

Fayette Wulf

BDPA Twin Cities helped me see technology as something I could actually do. The program gave me confidence and direction I didn’t have before.

Former Student

Supporting BDPA Twin Cities means investing in the future of information technology. These programs truly make a difference.

Channing Lee

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Join hundreds of other donors, partners and corporate sponsors; make a donation today!

Your donation allows BDPA Twin Cities to grow our programs, reach more students, and strengthen our impact across the Twin Cities. Whether you choose to give once or become a recurring donor, your support plays a critical role in sustaining our mission and expanding access to technology education.

Use the form below to select a giving level or set up a recurring donation that works for you.

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 FAQs

  • BDPA Twin Cities is a local chapter of Black Data Processing Associates, a national organization dedicated to advancing education, opportunity, and access to technology careers. Our chapter focuses on youth education, community programs, and local partnerships.

  • Donations support student programming, educational materials, instructors, events, and operational costs that allow us to offer accessible technology education throughout the Twin Cities.

  • Yes. BDPA Twin Cities operates as a nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive a receipt for your records.

  • Absolutely. Recurring donations help provide consistent funding for our programs and allow us to plan future classes and initiatives with greater stability.

  • Yes. To make a donation by mail, please send to:
    BDPA – Twin Cities Foundation, 434 Vadnais Lake Drive, Saint Paul, MN 55127