Annual Reports & Financials
Accountability is at the heart of everything we do. We publish annual reports and financial summaries so that our donors, partners, and the public can see exactly how we use the resources entrusted to us.
Our Reports
Each fiscal year (April 1 – March 31), we prepare a comprehensive activity report that documents our programs, partnerships, impact, and plans for the year ahead. These reports are reviewed and approved by our Board of Directors and are available for public download below.
Activity Report — Inaugural Year
Our first full year of charitable operations. This report covers the launch and growth of our Build Your Website workshop program, partnerships with Vancouver Public Library and community organizations, our first bilingual (Spanish) workshop, and expansion across the Greater Vancouver Area.
- 8 workshops delivered across Metro Vancouver
- 64 participants reached in digital skills training
- 3 community partners hosting our sessions
- First Spanish-language online workshop launched
- SEO and digital marketing curriculum introduced
Activity Report — Year Two
Our second year took us from local workshops to an international audience: free technology education in Canada and Ecuador, open research projects, and our first grant applications to fund larger programs.
- 67 people reached through 4 free workshops and talks
- First AI talk, in Spanish with the AWS User Group Quito
- Small-business coaching on free inventory software
- Open research projects published on GitHub
- Grant applications with Latincouver and Cornerstone
Our First Two Years by the Numbers
Across our first two fiscal years (April 2024 – March 2026), we delivered free, hands-on technology education in Vancouver and online, reaching learners in Canada and Ecuador.
Key Partnerships
Our work is made possible through strong collaborations with institutions and communities who share our commitment to accessible digital education.
Vancouver Public Library
Our most significant partnership — 5 workshops hosted across the Mount Pleasant Branch and Central Library, reaching 37 participants with hands-on website development training.
Canada Service Corps & Latincouver
Serving Vancouver's Latin American community — from our pilot workshops and first SEO course to three Build Your Website sessions at Latincouver in summer 2025, plus a joint grant proposal for an AI and 3D-printing workshop.
Cornerstone College
Educational institution partnership delivering hands-on web development training to 9 students, and our partner on a provincial workforce grant application to fund technology training for job seekers.
AWS User Group Quito
Ecuador's Amazon Web Services community. Together we delivered a free Spanish-language talk on AI coding assistants to 50 developers in March 2026.
Financial Stewardship
We are committed to responsible stewardship of every dollar we receive. Our volunteer-driven model and strategic partnerships allow us to maximize the impact of charitable resources while maintaining operational sustainability.
Program-First Allocation
The majority of our funding goes directly to program delivery — workshop materials, venue costs, and participant resources. We target directing 85% of funds to programs.
Volunteer-Driven Model
Our facilitators and staff contribute their expertise on a volunteer basis, keeping overhead costs low and ensuring donations translate directly into community impact.
T3010 Filing
Our annual Registered Charity Information Return is filed with the CRA each year and is available for public review through the Canada Revenue Agency's charity listings.
Public Accountability
We are incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act and headquartered in Vancouver, BC. Our bylaws, articles of incorporation, and governance policies are available upon request.