Our Missions

Every Mile for Education

ride motorcycle

to raise funds for education

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inspire others to

join us in our mission

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build a

STEAM SCHOOL in Togo (Africa)

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give the gift of

education to those in need

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why a steam school

Investing in STEAM programs yields significant returns

Today, education requires filling an essential gap with STEAM programs. The acronym represents Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, which unite subjects that stimulate critical thinking and problem-solving skills via interactive, hands-on learning experiences. STEAM programs primarily spark the inherent curiosity of all students, encouraging them to recognize their own abilities to innovate and solve real-time issues.

P-TECH Program

one of the program

Prepare students for high-skills jobs of the future in technology, manufacturing, healthcare and finance.

Robotic program

We support charities

STEAM Robotics is another program established to produce the next generation of innovators, problem solvers, and critical thinkers.

5

china
Millions STEM Graduates every year

3

India
Millions STEM Graduates every year

1

USA
Million STEM Graduates every year

92

africa
Thousand STEM Graduates every year

raising funds

Every mile count
for education

By providing access to quality education and supporting lifelong learning, we aim to create a world where every person has the opportunity to reach their full potential. The primary objective of this inaugural solo ride is to generate funds dedicated to constructing a STEAM school.

No! With just $1, you can help us get one step closer to reaching our goal of raising $1,000,000. But I don’t want to stop there. I believe that with your help, we can reach even more people and make an even bigger impact.

All you have to do is donate just $1 and then reach out to five people in your contact list and ask them to do the same. If each person reaches out to five more people, we can create a chain reaction that will help us achieve our fundraising goal.

Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of those who need it most. So please, donate $1 and share this message with your friends and family. Let’s start a movement and build a STEM school, one dollar at a time!

https://gofund.me/f73984ac

The journey spans approximately 16,000 miles, starting from Dallas and extending all the way up to Nova Scotia. From there, the route continues westward through Canada, covering the vast distance until reaching Prudhoe Bay in Alaska. Finally, the return trip takes you back to Dallas along the US West Coast, with an average of 450 miles covered each day.Get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

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In the news

What People Say About STEAM

Dr. Gecci Karuri-Sebina

Johannesburg-based scholar-practitioner

STEM is one critical leg for creatively developing the solutions and innovations that we need in Africa across a range of life-supporting fields—health, food production, basic infrastructure, environment, manufacturing and so forth. But I am most interested in the move towards STEAM (adding the arts and humanities) where we begin to expand our ways of knowing and learning.
– Ref.: Africa Renewal Magazine

Luis Lopez

CEO, Honoris United Universities

STEM is contributing to the current development demands of the continent, equipping people from all backgrounds to become part of Africa’s self-sufficient aspirations. Our focus on practical real-world engagement via internships, simulations and faculty practitioners, in STEM and in other faculties, are designed to capture future-proofing skills and mindsets for our students. – Ref.: How we made it in Africa Magazine

Ohemaa Adjei Andoh

Certified Transformational Coach

Many young people at the early stage of life are not privy to the fact that STEM can transform society. My message to the young ones is that STEM is not difficult. STEM is fun, it is the basis of our very existence. Don’t shy away from STEM subjects in school. Embrace it and apply the knowledge gained in your surroundings. Knock on doors to get opportunities and use the internet for research.
– Ref.: Africa Renewal Magazine

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Dallas to Nova Scotia-Alaska and back to Dallas, June 5th, 2023

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