We are thrilled to share a recent feature from the San Francisco Tribune highlighting the incredible work of a local changemaker, Ayaan Raza.

At just 16 years old, Ayaan is proving that you don’t need a degree to engineer a better world. Through his initiative, he has successfully bridged the gap between technical innovation and humanitarian need—from organizing local coding camps for underserved youth to developing engineering solutions for global challenges like clean water access.

The article, "The Volunteer Engineer," delves into Ayaan’s journey of building a global network rooted in compassion and technical skill. It serves as a powerful reminder that our community’s greatest asset is the passion and ingenuity of our youth.

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"Ayaan represents the best of Silicon Valley—not just the desire to build, but the drive to build something that matters." — Excerpt from the San Francisco Tribune.