01 / Youth in Tech
Mina Kim
A weekend robotics workshop turned into a five-year path toward a university AI lab - and a mentorship she now gives back.
OHMT Foundation
A robot at fourteen.An AI labat twenty-two.
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About the foundationOHMT Foundation funds community programs only when the work can be named, counted, and followed over time. That makes the site less like a campaign page and more like a public record people can return to.
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Programs are designed around data that can be checked later: attendance logs, grant ledgers, volunteer hours, and follow-up outcomes.
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The numbers matter because they point back to students, neighbors, volunteers, and first-generation graduates with names and histories.
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Youth in Tech
Since 2020, 2,400 students have built their first robot through this program. Weekend labs and mentorship turn technical education into a pathway, not a one-day workshop.
Learn more2,400
Students since 2020
74%
Continue into engineering or digital pathways
Weekend lab / robotics / peer mentoring
2,400 students since 2020
Impact, in numbers.
The field photography lives elsewhere. This section stays simple and lets the outcomes hold the page.
92K+
Volunteer hours logged in 2025
48K+
People reached across 12 countries
1.2M
Trees planted since 2019
$14.6M
Distributed in grants and scholarships
Stories of change
Every program has a name behind it.
A lens on students, partners, mentors, and local partners who made the programs visible.
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02 / Neighborhood Health Corps
Daniel Osei
A retired mechanic became the most trusted health contact in his neighborhood, one porch conversation at a time.
03 / Green Futures
Aria Santos
A former ranger now leads the volunteer crews replanting the watershed she grew up hiking.
04 / Local Makers Fund
Jonah Park
A ceramics studio one bad month from closing used a Local Makers Fund grant to rebuild - and now employs two apprentices.
05 / First Gen Scholars
Leila Haddad
The first in her family to attend university, now finishing a master’s degree and mentoring the newest scholarship cohort.
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Youth in Tech · Jun 2, 2026
Youth in Tech opens 40 new fellowship seats for 2026
The expanded cohort adds two new workshop cities and a returning-mentor track for alumni.
Neighborhood Health Corps · May 18, 2026
Neighborhood Health Corps passes 10,000 volunteer hours this year
The expanded cohort adds two new workshop cities and a returning-mentor track for alumni.
Green Futures · Apr 22, 2026
Green Futures plants its 1.2 millionth tree
The expanded cohort adds two new workshop cities and a returning-mentor track for alumni.
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