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GREEN BAY – The Einstein Project recently received a $10,000 contribution from AT&T to support its mobile makerspace programming for students in Northeast Wisconsin.
Chad Janowski, executive director of The Einstein Project, said the contribution will support Einstein’s Sandbox – a mobile creativity lab that visits neighborhoods across Northeast Wisconsin in partnership with schools, the YMCA and the Parks and Recreation Department.
The program provides hands-on STEAM learning opportunities to youth within their communities.
“We believe all kids deserve robust and enriching educational experiences,” Janowski said. “We are grateful to receive this AT&T contribution to support Einstein’s Sandbox and provide access and opportunities for underserved youth.”
The $10,000 AT&T contribution is part of the company’s philanthropic giving efforts to support our local communities.
