Your donation makes a difference

Students can study at Codam to become software engineers without paying tuition fees. While this makes our education very accessible, this is not always enough. Due to a lack of governmental recognition, our students are not eligible for Dutch government benefits. This can prevent the most financially vulnerable students from finishing a study at Codam.

Would you like to help our students with a donation?

What our students say

I can’t apply for a student travel product. Fortunately, Codam pays for my travel expenses via the Student Assistance Program. Now I am able to be present at school every day of the week. This way, I can keep up with my peers and that's a huge relief.

Swenne

The Codam Student Assistance Program allowed me to focus more of my attention towards studying. Before benefiting from the program, I had to work three days a week. Now, I can work less and spend more time on coding.

Rares

What our donors say

Ik heb gezien wat een ontzettende impact Codam heeft op het leven van de studenten en ik ben trots dat ik daar met deze donatie een bijdrage aan kan leveren.

- Tom
Codam heeft mijn leven veranderd en ik ben blij dat ik nu iets terug kan geven!

- Anoniem
Ik kan me niet voorstellen hoe de tech industrie in Amsterdam er uit zou zien zonder Codam, ga zo door!

- Christine

Donate to Codam students

Your financial support ensures that Codam students can focus on their studies. All donations will be used only to fund our Student Assistance Program. With this program, we can reimburse rental and travel expenses for those who cannot afford to study otherwise.

The Students Assistance Program can support students with:

Travel costs
Rental costs
Healthcare costs
Sponsored living spaces

The Codam Foundation has an ANBI (Algemeen Nut Beogende Instelling) status. Consequently, private donors may deduct the donations in their personal income tax return under certain conditions. For entities subject to Dutch corporate income tax, annual donations are deductible up to 50% of the taxable profit, up to a maximum of EUR 100,000, from the Dutch corporate income tax (Vpb). For all entities that are not subject to Dutch corporate income tax, such as a sole proprietorship or a tax transparent limited partnership, the rules of private donations apply.