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Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF)
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Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) is a Montreal-based registered Canadian charity (charity number 861319754RR0001) founded in 2003 that delivers digital literacy, STEM, and AI education programs. Its primary mission targets youth aged 5-17 with secondary segments serving educators, day camps, community organizations, adults/seniors, and SMEs across Quebec and Canada. Cumulative program participation exceeds 22,000 since 2017, including 10,000+ in Educ@TIC 3.0 Phase 1 (2017-2019) and 12,000+ in Phase 2 (2019-2021).

The portfolio spans structured pathways (Déjouez les Codes! with five tracks in robotics, multimedia, 3D modeling, programming, and AI; CréaTech Lab with discovery, experimental, and immersion tiers), AI-focused workshops (Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau, Déjouez l'IA transports autonomes/5G/IoT, Déjouez l'I.A. : art histoire musique), gender-equity initiatives (Les Filles Déjouez les Codes!, Défiez les Codes!), media literacy (Décodez l'info), enterprise training, and educator professional development. Delivery combines in-school intra- and parascolaire workshops, two physical Numéri'Thèque spaces in Verdun and Shawinigan (the latter hosted inside Digihub), a mobile unit (Numéri'Thèque Mobile), and the numeri-theque.ca online platform with synchronous and asynchronous workshops and digital badging. The organization holds a 'Culture à l'école' accreditation in the technology sector that enables school-level funding access.

Revenue is sourced primarily from government grants — Government of Canada CanCode (Phases 3 and 4.0, ~$1.125M in 2022 plus 2025 CanCode 4.0 allocation), Quebec government programs (NovaScience), and SCALE A.I. — supplemented by corporate foundation support (Unity via Tides, TELUS, Google for Non-Profits), charitable donations, and fee-for-service revenue from adult/enterprise training, day camps, and corporate team-building. The go-to-market is community- and event-led, leveraging a 27+ partner ecosystem, including Université Laval, Digihub Shawinigan, École en Réseau, and Printemps Numérique to drive enrollment.

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Grandir Sans Frontières is a Montreal-based Canadian charity founded in 2003 that delivers digital literacy, STEM, and AI education programs primarily to Quebec youth aged 5-17, supplemented by training for educators, adults, seniors, and enterprises through two Numéri'Thèque spaces and an online platform.

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HeadquartersVerdun, Canada
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Verdun
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Canada
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices2 records

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Keyword5 values
digital literacy education, STEM youth programs, AI education workshops, coding training programs, teacher professional development
NAICS code3 codes
  • Educational Support Services61171
  • Educational Support Services611710
  • Educational Services611
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Educational Services8200
Product category
Digital Literacy Education
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Revenue model3 records
1Government Grants and Program Funding
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

GSF operates primarily as a charitable organization funded by government grants (e.g., Government of Canada CanCode, CodeCan, NovaScience, Quebec government programs) and corporate foundation funding (e.g., Unity charitable fund via Tides, Google for Non-Profits, TELUS). These grants fund free programming for youth and schools.

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2Fee-for-Service Training (Adults and Enterprises)
TypeProfessional Services
Description

GSF offers paid digital skills training for adults, SMEs, social economy enterprises, and corporate teams, including custom digital transformation consulting and corporate team-building workshops.

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3Donations
TypeAffiliate Referral
Description

GSF accepts charitable donations to support its mission of digital literacy for underserved communities. The organization is a registered Canadian charity (861319754RR0001).

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Distribution channels7 records

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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Others
Pricing details4 tiers
1Free programs for schools in municipalities under 100,000 residents
ModelFreemiumBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
Notes

Déjouez les Codes! program is free for schools in municipalities with fewer than 100,000 residents. Additional funding may be available through Culture à l'école for schools in larger areas.

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2Free workshop for youth during Mois Numérique Jeunesse 2026
ModelFreemiumBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Mois Numérique Jeunesse 2026 digital citizenship workshop is free for participants (ages 7-17), funded by the Government of Canada.

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3Fee-based professional training for educators and enterprises
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Teacher training and enterprise digital skills programs are available on a custom quote basis. Pricing determined based on organizational needs and format (online vs. in-person).

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4Animator/Trainer hourly rate
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Animator/Trainer position advertised at $20/hour for summer camp positions in Shawinigan.

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B2B and B2C
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Core offering1 text field

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) is a non-profit charitable organization that delivers digital literacy and STEM education programs primarily to youth aged 5-17 across Quebec and Canada. Its core offerings include in-person and online workshops covering programming, robotics, AI, 3D modeling, multimedia, and digital citizenship, delivered through school programs, day camps, physical Numéri'Thèque spaces, and the numeri-theque.ca online platform. The organization also provides professional development for educators and paid digital transformation training for SMEs, social economy enterprises, and corporate teams.

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  • Over 22,000 cumulative program participants since 2017 (10,000+ in Phase 1, 12,000+ in Phase 2)
+4 more records
Product overview1 text field

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) operates as an educational organization offering a comprehensive suite of digital literacy and technology education programs. The portfolio includes core programs like Déjouez les Codes (5-pathway digital skills training), Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau (AI ethics workshops), Educ@TIC 3.0 (multi-phase programming initiative), and CréaTech Lab (3-tier tech training). Supporting offerings include the Numéri'thèque physical and online learning spaces, Numérithèque Mobile outreach, day camps (Numéri'Camp), and specialized workshops for teachers, businesses, and adults. The organization targets youth ages 5-17 and broader community members, focusing on breaking digital divides through accessible technology education across Quebec and Canada.

Product and service8 records
1Déjouez les Codes
CategoryDigital Literacy Program
Description

A comprehensive digital education program with 5 pathways (robotics, multimedia, 3D modeling, programming, and AI) offering 8 hours of online projects each, delivered through both synchronous and asynchronous workshops. Free for schools in municipalities under 100,000 residents, targeting K-12 students in Quebec and Canada.

2Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau
CategoryAI Education Program
Description

Online AI education workshops delivered in partnership with École en Réseau, targeting 500 youth per session across Quebec. Covers AI ethics, algorithms, and machine learning fundamentals through interactive multi-class sessions directly into classrooms.

3Déjouez l'I.A. : art histoire musique
CategoryAI Education Program
Description

AI education project combining AI discovery with art, history, and music. Features interactive webinars and hands-on workshops teaching AI principles through creative disciplines, targeting primary and secondary students.

4Déjouez l'IA, les transports autonomes, la 5G et les IdO
CategoryAI Education Program
Description

AI discovery and experimentation program exploring artificial intelligence through autonomous transport, 5G technology, and Internet of Things themes. Includes 4 two-hour workshops and robotics challenges across Canada for secondary school classes.

5Educ@TIC 3.0
CategoryDigital Literacy Program
Description

Multi-phase digital education initiative providing programming and technology workshops to youth across Quebec and Canada. Phase 1 reached over 10,000 participants (2017-2019); Phase 2 reached over 12,000 participants (2019-2021), totaling over 22,000 participants.

6CréaTech Lab
CategoryTechnology Training Program
Description

Three-tier technology training program: Discovery (ages 5-12), Experimental (ages 13-17), and Tech Immersion (ages 18-30). Covers AI, programming, 3D modeling, and electronics with professional and community partnerships, offered at the Digihub Shawinigan facility.

7Numéri'Thèque
CategoryEducational Facility / Learning Space
Description

Physical and online learning spaces dedicated to innovative technologies for youth. Locations in Verdun (Montreal) and Shawinigan, offering workshops in programming, game creation, robotics, electronics, digital arts, 3D design, 3D printing, vinyl cutting, virtual reality, and more.

8Numérithèque Mobile
Scale indicator10 records

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Partnership8 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

GSF and École en Réseau have partnered for two years to develop and deliver online programming workshops directly into classrooms across Quebec, including AI ethics workshops reaching 500 youth per session.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

GSF opened its second Numéri'Thèque space within the Digihub Shawinigan facility in June 2022, enabling technology education programs for youth in Mauricie. GSF and Digihub co-deliver the CréaTechLab program.

3Arrondissement de Verdun / Ville de Montréal
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Arrondissement of Verdun and the City of Montréal support the Numérithèque Mobile initiative, which brings digital activities to community organizations in Verdun to make technology accessible to youth and families.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partner in the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! tour, contributing to coding and digital skills workshops for young girls across Quebec.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Technology industry partner supporting the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! initiative by sharing expertise and career perspectives with young female participants.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Multiple departments at Université Laval (Statistics and Mathematics, Architecture, Chemistry, Computer Science and Software Engineering, and Engineering) collaborated on the Educ@TIC 3.0 program, providing academic expertise and hands-on workshop activities.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

GSF collaborates with Printemps Numérique as a program provider for Mois Numérique Jeunesse (MNJ) 2026, a month-long digital literacy event for youth across Quebec, funded by the Government of Canada.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

GSF partnered with Destination Travail LaSalle to deliver a digital literacy workshop on digital footprint and online identity for youth in career integration programs, with support from the federal CodeCan program.

Recent move7 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers8 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian bilingual non-profit delivering coding and digital literacy programs to K-12 youth nationally. Directly comparable in target audience, program types, and non-profit/government-funding model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Global non-profit running AI and app development programs for girls and young women. Comparable in AI literacy, girls-in-STEM focus (overlapping with GSF's Les Filles Déjouez les Codes!), and non-profit model, though it operates a global online curriculum model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canada's largest STEM youth outreach network engaging 350,000+ youth annually. Comparable in mission (STEM engagement for youth) and funding model (government grants, corporate partners), though Actua operates at significantly larger national scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian non-profit delivering STEM, coding, and digital skills programs with a focus on Indigenous communities. Comparable in youth STEM education mission, non-profit structure, and government-grant funding model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian non-profit focused on digital literacy and coding education for youth and adults across Canada. Directly comparable in mission, target audience, and program types, and notably a GSF partner on the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! tour.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian non-profit focused on digital literacy and responsible technology use for youth. Comparable in mission (digital citizenship, media literacy), youth focus, and non-profit/government-funded model.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Quebec-based non-profit offering digital arts and technology education to youth. Comparable in regional geography, target audience, and workshop/program delivery model, including mobile outreach components.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Atlantic Canada-based non-profit providing digital literacy, STEAM, and AI education to K-12 youth. Comparable in target audience, AI/STEM curriculum, and grant-funded non-profit model, though primarily regional.

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Ideal customer profile4 records

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Grandir Sans Frontières

Digital Literacy Educationgrandirsansfrontieres.org

Grandir Sans Frontières is a Montreal-based Canadian charity founded in 2003 that delivers digital literacy, STEM, and AI education programs primarily to Quebec youth aged 5-17, supplemented by training for educators, adults, seniors, and enterprises through two Numéri'Thèque spaces and an online platform.

What Grandir Sans Frontières does

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) is a Montreal-based registered Canadian charity (charity number 861319754RR0001) founded in 2003 that delivers digital literacy, STEM, and AI education programs. Its primary mission targets youth aged 5-17 with secondary segments serving educators, day camps, community organizations, adults/seniors, and SMEs across Quebec and Canada. Cumulative program participation exceeds 22,000 since 2017, including 10,000+ in Educ@TIC 3.0 Phase 1 (2017-2019) and 12,000+ in Phase 2 (2019-2021).

The portfolio spans structured pathways (Déjouez les Codes! with five tracks in robotics, multimedia, 3D modeling, programming, and AI; CréaTech Lab with discovery, experimental, and immersion tiers), AI-focused workshops (Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau, Déjouez l'IA transports autonomes/5G/IoT, Déjouez l'I.A. : art histoire musique), gender-equity initiatives (Les Filles Déjouez les Codes!, Défiez les Codes!), media literacy (Décodez l'info), enterprise training, and educator professional development. Delivery combines in-school intra- and parascolaire workshops, two physical Numéri'Thèque spaces in Verdun and Shawinigan (the latter hosted inside Digihub), a mobile unit (Numéri'Thèque Mobile), and the numeri-theque.ca online platform with synchronous and asynchronous workshops and digital badging. The organization holds a 'Culture à l'école' accreditation in the technology sector that enables school-level funding access.

Revenue is sourced primarily from government grants — Government of Canada CanCode (Phases 3 and 4.0, ~$1.125M in 2022 plus 2025 CanCode 4.0 allocation), Quebec government programs (NovaScience), and SCALE A.I. — supplemented by corporate foundation support (Unity via Tides, TELUS, Google for Non-Profits), charitable donations, and fee-for-service revenue from adult/enterprise training, day camps, and corporate team-building. The go-to-market is community- and event-led, leveraging a 27+ partner ecosystem, including Université Laval, Digihub Shawinigan, École en Réseau, and Printemps Numérique to drive enrollment.

Grandir Sans Frontières firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Grandir Sans Frontières
Legal name
Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF)
Website
https://grandirsansfrontieres.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2003
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Grandir Sans Frontières is a Montreal-based Canadian charity founded in 2003 that delivers digital literacy, STEM, and AI education programs primarily to Quebec youth aged 5-17, supplemented by training for educators, adults, seniors, and enterprises through two Numéri'Thèque spaces and an online platform.
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Where Grandir Sans Frontières is headquartered

Location

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Verdun
HQ country
Canada
HQ region
North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

Grandir Sans Frontières business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Others

Revenue model

  1. Government Grants and Program Funding: GSF operates primarily as a charitable organization funded by government grants (e.g., Government of Canada CanCode, CodeCan, NovaScience, Quebec government programs) and corporate foundation funding (e.g., Unity charitable fund via Tides, Google for Non-Profits, TELUS). These grants fund free programming for youth and schools.
  2. Fee-for-Service Training (Adults and Enterprises): GSF offers paid digital skills training for adults, SMEs, social economy enterprises, and corporate teams, including custom digital transformation consulting and corporate team-building workshops.
  3. Donations: GSF accepts charitable donations to support its mission of digital literacy for underserved communities. The organization is a registered Canadian charity (861319754RR0001).

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
FreemiumMulti-year contractFree programs for schools in municipalities under 100,000 residents
FreemiumPay-as-you-goFree workshop for youth during Mois Numérique Jeunesse 2026
OtherPay-as-you-goFee-based professional training for educators and enterprises
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goAnimator/Trainer hourly rate

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels8 records

Grandir Sans Frontières product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) is a non-profit charitable organization that delivers digital literacy and STEM education programs primarily to youth aged 5-17 across Quebec and Canada. Its core offerings include in-person and online workshops covering programming, robotics, AI, 3D modeling, multimedia, and digital citizenship, delivered through school programs, day camps, physical Numéri'Thèque spaces, and the numeri-theque.ca online platform. The organization also provides professional development for educators and paid digital transformation training for SMEs, social economy enterprises, and corporate teams.

Product overview

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) operates as an educational organization offering a comprehensive suite of digital literacy and technology education programs. The portfolio includes core programs like Déjouez les Codes (5-pathway digital skills training), Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau (AI ethics workshops), Educ@TIC 3.0 (multi-phase programming initiative), and CréaTech Lab (3-tier tech training). Supporting offerings include the Numéri'thèque physical and online learning spaces, Numérithèque Mobile outreach, day camps (Numéri'Camp), and specialized workshops for teachers, businesses, and adults. The organization targets youth ages 5-17 and broader community members, focusing on breaking digital divides through accessible technology education across Quebec and Canada.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Déjouez les Codes A comprehensive digital education program with 5 pathways (robotics, multimedia, 3D modeling, programming, and AI) offering 8 hours of online projects each, delivered through both synchronous and asynchronous workshops. Free for schools in municipalities under 100,000 residents, targeting K-12 students in Quebec and Canada.
  • Déjouez l'I.A. en réseau Online AI education workshops delivered in partnership with École en Réseau, targeting 500 youth per session across Quebec. Covers AI ethics, algorithms, and machine learning fundamentals through interactive multi-class sessions directly into classrooms.
  • Déjouez l'I.A. : art histoire musique AI education project combining AI discovery with art, history, and music. Features interactive webinars and hands-on workshops teaching AI principles through creative disciplines, targeting primary and secondary students.
  • Déjouez l'IA, les transports autonomes, la 5G et les IdO AI discovery and experimentation program exploring artificial intelligence through autonomous transport, 5G technology, and Internet of Things themes. Includes 4 two-hour workshops and robotics challenges across Canada for secondary school classes.
  • Educ@TIC 3.0 Multi-phase digital education initiative providing programming and technology workshops to youth across Quebec and Canada. Phase 1 reached over 10,000 participants (2017-2019); Phase 2 reached over 12,000 participants (2019-2021), totaling over 22,000 participants.
  • CréaTech Lab Three-tier technology training program: Discovery (ages 5-12), Experimental (ages 13-17), and Tech Immersion (ages 18-30). Covers AI, programming, 3D modeling, and electronics with professional and community partnerships, offered at the Digihub Shawinigan facility.
  • Numéri'Thèque Physical and online learning spaces dedicated to innovative technologies for youth. Locations in Verdun (Montreal) and Shawinigan, offering workshops in programming, game creation, robotics, electronics, digital arts, 3D design, 3D printing, vinyl cutting, virtual reality, and more.
  • Numérithèque Mobile

Quantifiable outcome

  • Over 22,000 cumulative program participants since 2017 (10,000+ in Phase 1, 12,000+ in Phase 2)
  • +4 more outcomes

Companies that use Grandir Sans Frontières

Customer profile

Named customers6 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Grandir Sans Frontières technology and API

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AI capability11 records

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Grandir Sans Frontières partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • École en Réseau (EER)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGSF and École en Réseau have partnered for two years to develop and deliver online programming workshops directly into classrooms across Quebec, including AI ethics workshops reaching 500 youth per session.
  • Digihub ShawinigancoreTechnology or IntegrationGSF opened its second Numéri'Thèque space within the Digihub Shawinigan facility in June 2022, enabling technology education programs for youth in Mauricie. GSF and Digihub co-deliver the CréaTechLab program.
  • Arrondissement de Verdun / Ville de MontréalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Arrondissement of Verdun and the City of Montréal support the Numérithèque Mobile initiative, which brings digital activities to community organizations in Verdun to make technology accessible to youth and families.
  • Canada Learning CodeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner in the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! tour, contributing to coding and digital skills workshops for young girls across Quebec.
  • Ubisoft SaguenayminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTechnology industry partner supporting the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! initiative by sharing expertise and career perspectives with young female participants.
  • Université LavalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMultiple departments at Université Laval (Statistics and Mathematics, Architecture, Chemistry, Computer Science and Software Engineering, and Engineering) collaborated on the Educ@TIC 3.0 program, providing academic expertise and hands-on workshop activities.
  • Printemps NumériquecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGSF collaborates with Printemps Numérique as a program provider for Mois Numérique Jeunesse (MNJ) 2026, a month-long digital literacy event for youth across Quebec, funded by the Government of Canada.
  • Destination Travail LaSalleminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerGSF partnered with Destination Travail LaSalle to deliver a digital literacy workshop on digital footprint and online identity for youth in career integration programs, with support from the federal CodeCan program.

Scale indicators10 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Grandir Sans Frontières competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Kids Code Jeunesse: Canadian bilingual non-profit delivering coding and digital literacy programs to K-12 youth nationally. Directly comparable in target audience, program types, and non-profit/government-funding model.
  • Actua: Canada's largest STEM youth outreach network engaging 350,000+ youth annually. Comparable in mission (STEM engagement for youth) and funding model (government grants, corporate partners), though Actua operates at significantly larger national scale.
  • Pinnguaq: Canadian non-profit delivering STEM, coding, and digital skills programs with a focus on Indigenous communities. Comparable in youth STEM education mission, non-profit structure, and government-grant funding model.
  • Canada Learning Code: Canadian non-profit focused on digital literacy and coding education for youth and adults across Canada. Directly comparable in mission, target audience, and program types, and notably a GSF partner on the Les Filles Déjouez les Codes! tour.
  • Digital Moment: Canadian non-profit focused on digital literacy and responsible technology use for youth. Comparable in mission (digital citizenship, media literacy), youth focus, and non-profit/government-funded model.
  • Techno Culture Club: Quebec-based non-profit offering digital arts and technology education to youth. Comparable in regional geography, target audience, and workshop/program delivery model, including mobile outreach components.
  • Brilliant Labs: Atlantic Canada-based non-profit providing digital literacy, STEAM, and AI education to K-12 youth. Comparable in target audience, AI/STEM curriculum, and grant-funded non-profit model, though primarily regional.

Emerging players

  • Technovation: Global non-profit running AI and app development programs for girls and young women. Comparable in AI literacy, girls-in-STEM focus (overlapping with GSF's Les Filles Déjouez les Codes!), and non-profit model, though it operates a global online curriculum model.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

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Funding rounds3 records

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Grandir Sans Frontières M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Grandir Sans Frontières

What does Grandir Sans Frontières do?

Grandir Sans Frontières (GSF) is a non-profit charitable organization that delivers digital literacy and STEM education programs primarily to youth aged 5-17 across Quebec and Canada. Its core offerings include in-person and online workshops covering programming, robotics, AI, 3D modeling, multimedia, and digital citizenship, delivered through school programs, day camps, physical Numéri'Thèque spaces, and the numeri-theque.ca online platform. The organization also provides professional development for educators and paid digital transformation training for SMEs, social economy enterprises, and corporate teams.

Is Grandir Sans Frontières a public or private company?

Grandir Sans Frontières is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Grandir Sans Frontières founded?

Grandir Sans Frontières was founded in 2003. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Grandir Sans Frontières based?

Grandir Sans Frontières is headquartered in Verdun, Canada, in the North America region.

How does Grandir Sans Frontières make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Government Grants and Program Funding is the primary driver. The others are fee-for-Service Training (Adults and Enterprises) and donations.

Who are Grandir Sans Frontières's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Kids Code Jeunesse, Actua, Pinnguaq, Canada Learning Code, Digital Moment, Techno Culture Club and Brilliant Labs. Technovation is listed as an emerging player.

Does Grandir Sans Frontières have an API?

No public API is recorded for Grandir Sans Frontières.

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