CAWC is a Chicago-based nonprofit supporting survivors of domestic violence and their children through crisis services, advocacy, and education. The project aimed to redesign CAWC's web presence into a safety-first ecosystem: an educational hub, a secure crisis-support portal with Quick Exit, and a site for its Open Door capital campaign.
Code Your Dreams
Code Your Dreams is a nonprofit bringing computer science education to underrepresented communities through schools, libraries, and correctional facilities. TechTeam aimed to build a data visualization hub that turns pre/post-survey data into impact dashboards and shareable reports for schools and funders
mRelief
mRelief is a web platform that helps people apply for SNAP (food stamp) benefits. The TechTeam project focused on building a scraping agent that maps the SNAP application flow, powering a simpler, mobile-friendly guided application interface.
Urban Rivers
Urban Rivers is a nonprofit restoring the Chicago River for people and wildlife, known for the Wild Mile floating eco-park. The TechTeam project was building a public data visualization platform showing trash removal, water quality, wildlife, and plant growth impact.
Chicago Run
Chicago Run is a Chicago nonprofit improving youth physical and emotional health through inclusive physical activity during the school day. The TechTeam project aimed to build a web platform helping teachers run classroom movement breaks, access training resources, and track student activity minutes.
EarthTeam Alliance
EarthTeam Alliance is a global alliance supporting frontline planet protectors; EarthTeam Stars is its blockchain-based token for recognizing verified environmental action and impact. The TechTeam project aimed to build a verification dashboard MVP for submitting and scoring action/impact report cards and issuing Stars on Solana devnet.
Hope Chicago
Hope Chicago is a two-generation economic mobility program helping students and their parents from disinvested communities earn postsecondary credentials debt-free. This project focused on upgrading the stipend tracker portal TechTeam first built in 2024, adding personalized requirements, payment tracking, and error reporting for 2,000+ Scholars.