Our partners

We are delighted to announce our partnership with Hope Horizon, a faith-based nonprofit organization serving kids in EPA through after-school programs and summer camps. Over the course of 4 weeks, we are hosting a hands-on science summer camp aimed at fostering a love of science in youth and giving them an fulfilling summer experience! The kids' eagerness to learn more and collaborative spirit were a meaningful part of this program.

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We are thrilled to announce our collaboration with the Siena Youth Center, a beloved nonprofit program dedicated to providing Redwood City's youth with a nurturing and joyful environment. We are excited to offer a transformative 4-day summer camp experience that aims to inspire, protect, and uplift young minds, all in combination with the wonders of science. It was such a rewarding feeling to bring smiles to kids' faces via science learning, team challenges, and exciting experiments. 

Yew Chung International School is an elementary school that offers an exceptional educational experience for elementary school students during the summer of 2023. With a 2017' YCIS Alumni in our executive team, it is our pleasure to give back to this tight-knit community of welcoming teachers and students. Together, we have collaborated on various science enrichment workshops throughout the school year and during summer break.

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Synapse School is an exceptional TK-8 independent school in Menlo Park known for its mission to educate a community of change-makers. We are excited to announce that we have connected with Synapse School's after-school program to host an engaging science workshop. We knew we succeeded when the students couldn't stop asking probing questions and working with their peers to complete the activities we presented them.

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Upcoming Fall 2023!

 We are grateful for the opportunity to be part of Priory's Summer Enrichment Seminars, where we will be leading an exciting workshop on roller coaster building challenges. Students learned physics concepts as they constructed thrilling roller coasters and dove into the principles of engineering design as they built catapults. We enjoyed the chance to share our knowledge and engage with curious students in this joyful environment.

Mobilize Love is a Christian nonprofit organization that literally shows up and give hope to the underprivileged by deploying a fleet of trucks directly to where kids and families are. We had the opportunity to host a science booth called Eco Explorers at their annual Love the City event, a collaborative outreach where nonprofits, corporations, and churches come together to serve the people in the city. Focusing on the theme of environmental sustainability, we showed the children of SF several science demonstrations and hands-on projects that used recycled materials, including: cardboard speakers, popsicle stick catapults, and soda can plant holders. Along with 215 volunteers from 13 churches and 8 nonprofits, we were able to expose the wonders of science to 100+ kids.