Empowering people with disabilities using technology, community and support services
OUR VISION
There are over 1.3 billion people with disabilities around the world
Despite legislative measures and assistive technologies, there continues to be a big gap in education and employment opportunities for people with disabilities.
Inaccessibility of study and professional material and lack of awareness are primary challenges.
Recent advances in technology, however, makes it possible for people with disabilities to pursue several careers on an equal basis as others.
At I-Stem, our vision is to empower students and professionals with disabilities to realize their potential by enabling equal access to information, resources and opportunities.
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I-Stem relies on donations and sponsorships to organize community initiatives to achieve its vision of more equitable educational opportunities for everyone.
I-Stem works with Angels for Angels as a fiscal sponsor, and all donations are tax-exempt under 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.Further, as required by federal tax law, once a donation has been processed, it becomes the property of Angels for Angels, and Angels for Angels has exclusive legal control over the donated funds. Angels for Angels will make a good faith effort to utilize a gift for the purposes of the project named, however, Angels for Angels reserves the right to re-grant gifts where, in Angels for Angels sole discretion, the recommended project is not furthering its specified charitable purposes or when, for example, such project falls out of compliance with a federal or state regulatory authority. If Angels for Angels cannot regrant a donation to or for the purposes of a project that you have recommended, Angels for Angels may in its sole discretion select an alternate recipient, expend the funds in furtherance of the intended charitable purpose itself, or contact you for a different recommendation.
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Meet and work with outstanding students with disabilities from across the country.
Develop technology that can empower people with disabilities