Education history, scholarship alumni, and current learning paths.

The historical campaign focused on the conditions that allow children to stay in school and learn: safe classrooms, clean water, sanitation, nutrition, menstrual-health support, supplies, technology, and community participation.

The surviving record states that the Foundation and family supported work across 46 schools in India. That number is retained on the campaign page as a historical claim pending school-level documentation rather than being inflated into a new public total.

• School infrastructure and classroom resources.
• Nutrition and food support connected to school participation.
• Sanitation and menstrual-health support for girls and women.
• Technology access and learning materials.

The prior site described work with Enactus H.R. College and the Inaayat initiative around reusable hygiene supplies, menstrual-health education, artisan skills, and dignity.

The surviving Enactus photographs and press reference remain part of the education archive. Any current partnership wording should be confirmed with the organizations involved before publication.

The scholarship section restores the Foundation-specific program history instead of sending visitors to a generic university page. It includes eligibility, selection structure, the 2026 timeline recorded in the repository, and five named alumni.

The scholarship is administered through Pace University and the Lubin School of Business. Applicants should confirm current materials with the administering program before relying on a deadline or award amount.

• Emma Jacquemart-Simonen, 2013 scholar.
• Jesse Loverro, 2013 scholar.
• Akshay Shah, 2016 scholar.
• Alexa McKenna, 2017 scholar.
• Emre Turhan, 2018 scholar.

The Foundation is collecting learner, mentor, and partner interest for AI literacy, coding support, responsible AI education, and career mentorship.

Cohort dates, curriculum, available tools, eligibility, and delivery partners must be published only after they are operationally confirmed. The interest forms are not a promise of immediate enrollment or placement.