Girls Who Code USA gift cards

Girls Who Code is a well-known US nonprofit working to close the gender gap in technology by offering free coding programs for girls from 3rd grade through college. A Girls Who Code USA gift card is not a shopping card: it lets the recipient direct a donation to Girls Who Code through charityontop.org. Businesses choose it when they want to reward people with something that supports a cause rather than a product, especially in the US where the organization has strong name recognition.

The card is issued in US dollars, and you can set any face value from $10 to $500. There is no expiry date stated in the terms. When a recipient redeems, they go to charityontop.org, select REDEEM, enter the card number, and search for "Girls Who Code Inc." under organization name. The card is not refundable or redeemable for cash or credit, and part of its value is redeemable as a contribution to Girls Who Code; the rest stays with Charity On Top Foundation to administer the card program.

This card works only in the United States and is denominated only in USD. It is not interchangeable with any international Girls Who Code cards, and there are no sibling market cards currently listed. If your recipients are outside the US, this card may not be suitable because redemption is tied to a US-based charity platform and a US nonprofit.

Through GIFQ, you can send Girls Who Code USA cards one at a time or in bulk to employees, customers, research participants, or community members in the US. It works well as a values-aligned reward for a team that cares about gender equity in tech, as a thank-you to customers who support your social mission, or as a payout option for US-based participants in a study about education or technology.

A limitation to consider: this is not a card for buying goods or services. The recipient can only donate the value to Girls Who Code. If your audience wants flexibility or tangible rewards, a different card might be better. If your goal is to make a charitable statement and support girls in tech, this card communicates that clearly.