Valentino DiGiorgio is a community-conscious philanthropist and entrepreneur with a passion for empowering individuals and families in need. He also believes that STEM and STEAM fields are the key to our future, and offers a scholarship for high school students who pursue careers in the Science, Technology, Engineering, arts, and Mathematics fields. 

Girls Who Code is dedicated to inspiring the next generation of female engineers. They offer coding-based clubs for elementary and middle school students where they can learn in a fun environment with like-minded peers. For high school students, there are virtual summer programs. Even for college students, they offer the space to build community with other women in the field. Girls Who Code is currently based across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, and India. 

Valentino DiGiorgio is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, and proud Italian-American who is community conscious and has a passion for empowering individuals and families in need. In 2018, DiGiorgio was honoured to receive the Distinguished Italian-American Award from a local chapter of the Sons of Italian Organization. 

The OSDIA is committed to preserving Italian American culture, promoting closer cultural relations between the USA and Italy, and encouraging the study of Italian language and culture in American schools. Anyone can become a member as long as you have a passion for Italian culture. Women make up about fifty percent of membership and have held positions and all levels of the organization.