This gift will send an African girl with a high aptitude for science and math to an elite secondary school for a week. Your gift includes not only school fees, but also room, board, books and mentoring by some of Africa's leading women scientists.

Your contribution will support the important work of your favorite STEM Education Nonprofit and help make the world a better place.

Who is going to find the cures for cancer and other diseases? Who will invent the next miracle materials? It may be one of our students but only if they have the science equipment they need to learn. Help ensure that our country and students have a bright future by donating toward school science equipment.

Who is going to find the cures for cancer and other diseases? Who will invent the next miracle materials? It may be one of our students but only if they have the science equipment they need to learn. Help ensure that our country and students have a bright future by donating toward school science equipment.

With the Cell Project, students build 3D models of cells with colorful clay. Each organelle is built with a different color, and the cell is assembled from the inside out. Once the clay model dries, the students slice them open and examine the cross-sections. In stead of merely memorizing vocabulary, the students physically build a model of a cell and discuss the parts of the...

We envision creating a world where more kids participate in robotics, and making STEM education accessible for all. Most STEM resources for kids are put forth by for-profit companies at a high price, allowing an unfair advantage over less affluent students. Unless there's a new and better way to engage young people, particularly girls and minorities, there will be a growing gap between supply and...