Apple is partnering with a Los Angeles nonprofit that connects at-risk youth with arts and technology, reports ABC 7.

On Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook visited a non-profit in downtown Los Angeles called Create Now. 

Some Philadelphia nonprofits are accepting Bitcoin gifts, reports the Philadelphia Inquirer.

You can pay for a scooter, a pizza, and clothing in Philadelphia with cryptocurrency. In El Salvador, you can pay for anything with Bitcoin, since the Central American country this month became the first nation in the world to accept virtual currency as legal tender.

An Atlanta nonprofit has received a multi-million dollar grant to establish a technology training program, reports 11 Alive.

The Atlanta nonprofit City of Refuge announced this week it had been awarded a $5.4 million grant from the federal Department of Labor to establish a tech career training program.