HACDC

HACDC is a community organization based in Washington, D.C., that focuses on collaborating in the creative use of technology. Established in 2008 by a diverse group of engineers, artists, and hobbyists, HacDC provides a meeting space and workshop equipped with specialized tools and supplies for the collaborative development of technological and artistic projects. It is part of the global trend of "hackerspaces," which are shared workshops supporting individuals who combine art and technology to repurpose old technology for new and creative uses.

HacDC's activities are divided into three categories: educational programs, community service, and technical and research projects. These encompass talks, classes, joint projects, workshops, and community service initiatives that leverage the organization's technological expertise for the benefit of the surrounding community. The technical and research projects are often engineering-focused but also include art projects using technology, reflecting the organization's broad approach to innovation.

The organization has garnered media attention, being featured in prominent outlets such as The Washington Post in 2009 and NPR in 2013. Although specific industry affiliations, headquarters location, and recent investment details are not provided, HacDC's commitment to fostering collaboration, innovation, and community impact positions it as a compelling prospect for potential venture capital interest.