A studio that is synonymous with the region’s influential role in video game development contributed $100,000 so that a Baltimore computer science education nonprofit can expand digital equity work that has become increasingly important during the pandemic.

Code in the Schools received a $100,000 charitable donation from Firaxis Game Studio, the Sparks studio launched by computer gaming legend Sid Meier that developed series such as Civilization and XCOM.

“Code in the Schools serves a vital role in the Baltimore community in preparing the next generation of technology leaders. We’re happy to give in support of their mission,” said Firaxis Games Studio Head Steve Martin in a statement.

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