Across many underserved public education systems, students complete secondary school without meaningful exposure to robotics, engineering, artificial intelligence, or digital literacy. While global economies increasingly demand technical, analytical, and digital skills, access to practical STEM education remains concentrated in well resourced institutions, leaving entire school communities behind.
This campaign is designed to address that gap through a planned, year long intervention focused on institutional access rather than individual sponsorship.
Our goal is to provide one full year of structured STEM and digital skills training to five selected public schools across the country. Instead of supporting a single student or a one time workshop, this initiative guarantees sustained access to hands on learning opportunities that strengthen entire school communities and build long term capacity.
Through this campaign, selected schools will receive tailored programming delivered through our core initiatives. These include the Education Innovation Café for foundational digital literacy and innovation skills, the Mobile Maker Lab for hands on robotics, electronics, prototyping, and applied engineering, and the Innovation Playgrounds for advanced experimentation, problem solving, and creative technology use. Program deployment is adapted to each school based on student age range, geographic context, infrastructure, and learning needs.
Funds raised will support curriculum delivery, learning materials and equipment, robotics and engineering kits, AI and digital tools, facilitator training, mobile and on site program delivery, monitoring and evaluation, and certification of program completion. The emphasis is on continuity, quality, and relevance rather than short term exposure.
By funding this campaign, donors contribute to a coordinated national effort that equips schools with the tools, skills, and learning environments needed to prepare young people for further education, employment, and participation in the digital economy. Each contribution supports shared resources that benefit multiple cohorts of students over the course of the year, maximizing impact and sustainability.
Our target is to raise USD 35,000, which will guarantee one full year of access to robotics, engineering, AI, and digital literacy training for five public schools. This planned approach allows us to select schools based on demonstrated need, deploy programs efficiently, and measure outcomes across multiple communities.
This campaign is not about temporary relief. It is about building systems of access, strengthening public education, and ensuring that young people in underserved communities are not excluded from the skills shaping the future.