We Can Volunteer Application: Fill & Download for Free

The Sass, React, Redux and D3 challenges should be live soon. They are already live on our beta site.Here’s our road map:Before we can support D3, React, Redux, and Sass, we need to overhaul our challenge infrastructure. Soon Free Code Camp will be a single-page React/Redux application.Once we finish that, we will implement multi-file support. This means that you will be able to input and run code from several files, like you can on JSBin and CodePen. You will be able to build your projects right on FreeCodeCamp.comOnce we finish that, we can implement these new challenges. These are built and maintained by hundreds of open source contributors, who are volunteers - most of whom work full time as developers. So it takes time for them to allocate the hundreds of hours necessary for designing and implementing these challenges.In the meantime, you can still earn our Data Visualization certificate by completing the 10 Data Visualization projects using official documentation and other tutorials for these technologies. To date, 130 people have done this.If you’re looking for good resources for this, check out our new forum.Thanks for your patience, everyone.

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Not nearly as much as I would like. We do have charities like Red Cross, Gawad Kalinga, Habitat for Humanity, and the like, and some companies, schools, and churches do outreach programs where people can volunteer.However, volunteering is not as big a deal as it seems to be over there. For example, volunteering may not have as much (if any) of an impact on college applications. I also do not know of any soup kitchens that regularly feed those who need it, for free. I’ve checked.I guess to answer this question, yes we do have charities, and we do volunteer, but most of the time it’s a one-time thing that you do sporadically.