Your donation helps bring robotics, coding, and hands-on STEM experiences to students who would otherwise never get the chance.
Together, we can open doors, spark futures, and empower the next generation of innovators.

STEM is the gateway to opportunity.
With your help, we can ensure every student — regardless of income, neighborhood, or school — has access to robotics, coding, and hands-on innovation.

Every gift matters. Every child matters. Every future matters. Any amount is sufficient!!

• $1,000 — Funds a full day robotics workshop  experience
   
• $10,000 — Brings Pepper and NAO to a full day of Robotics to 10 Title I schools

In many Title I communities, students go through their entire school careers without:

• seeing a real robot
   
• writing a single line of code
   
• participating in a STEM workshop
   
• meeting an engineer or STEM professional
   
• experiencing hands-on experimentation
   

The STEM gap is real — and it starts early.

Without exposure and oppo

Every donation helps RealityTech deliver:

• Robotics workshops
   
• Python, JavaScript, and coding classes
   
• Hands-on engineering experiences
   
• Schoolwide STEM events
   
• Humanoid robot demonstrations with Pepper
   
• Teacher support and classroom resources
   
• All provided free of charge to Title I schools
   

100% of workshops for Title I schools are free
Your donation goes directly to programming and outreach.

Programs built by an experienced STEM educator & technologist
Dr. Elliott Heflin, Jr., 

RealityTech is rooted in real expertise.
We use Humarobotics, coding, and AI to unlock student potential
Hands-on STEM learning

Monthly donations help us:

• Serve more schools consistently
   
• Fund recurring classes
   
• Maintain equipment
   
• Expand our reach
   
• Plan long-term curriculum delivery
   

Monthly Supporter Tiers:

• $20/month — Sponsor one student per quarter
   
• $50/month — Fund STEM supplies monthly
   
• $100/month — Sponsor a workshop
   
• $250/month — Support 

Corporations, educational foundations, and community organizations can sponsor:

• Multi-school STEM tours
   
• District-wide robotics programs
   
• Annual STEM days
   
• Pepper demonstration events
   
• Equipment donations
   
• Scholarship funds