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Camden Dream Center is a faith-based educational organization that focuses on teaching students in Camden, New Jersey, about STEM and the skills required to work within the IT and IoT careers.^[1] Their current community education programs include "Camden Dream CDF Freedom School," "Innovative Literacy Lab," "Girls in Camden Code," and "STEM Enrichment Program."^[2] In addition to these educational programs they also run a week-day food pantry, help getting health and childcare, and help with social justice and legal aid.^[3]