Inspiring the Future of STEM & Communities

Empowering Young Minds Through Science, Innovation And Collaboration

About Us

Stars of Tomorrow Foundation is a dynamic nonprofit dedicated to empowering teenagers through STEM education and community engagement. The foundation offers hands-on workshops, mentorship programs, and collaborative projects that engage young minds in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

By partnering with local schools and businesses, Stars of Tomorrow Foundation fosters a supportive environment where teens can develop critical skills, explore career paths, and contribute to community solutions, all while building a network of future leaders in STEM fields.

Astronomy Education Workshop

Participated in NASA's Educator Program, where he studied cutting-edge topics in planetary astronomy. Afterwards, he transformed what he had learned into accessible lessons for primary and secondary school students, inspiring their interest in space exploration.

Drone & Robotics Competition Workshop

Exciting hands-on event for teens to dive into the world of technology and innovation. Participants learn the fundamentals of drone operation and robotics design through interactive sessions led by experienced mentors. These activities will leave inspired and equipped with new skills, ready to explore careers in STEM fields.

Speech Contest Training Workshop

Learn techniques for effective delivery, storytelling, and audience engagement. Participants will practice speeches, receive constructive feedback, and build confidence. Perfect for aspiring speakers ready to shine in contests and beyond!

Museum & NASA Field Trip

Explore interactive exhibits, learn about science and history, and engage with experts. Discover the wonders of space and technology while making unforgettable memories with friends. Perfect for curious minds eager to explore the universe!

Fundraising & Donation

Associated with Lion Clubs in Southern California to organize series of fundraising events to donate several professional telescopes to various schools.