Today, we hit 1,000 volunteers! Here is a small paragraph from each of the members in the executive team:

I remember starting this nonprofit after I failed my physics test. I had tried a new way to study similar to how my friend who always gets As. This did not work for me. I had gotten a 40 and a 50. I cried a lot over this, but I had realized that people learn in different learning styles. This is when I got the idea of creating a nonprofit for neurodivergent children. I told my friends about this idea at a birthday party, and we came up the name, what we were gonna do, and everyhting on that day and the next day. I am so grateful for every single one of you volunteers, you have helped us so much within our mission to create learning materials for diverse learning styles.

-Srihasini

I was laying in my media room, trying to find a show to waste my evening on. I got a text from my friend, asking how to make fun learning ways for people who learn differently, I suggested making interactive books. I never thought in a million years that this small idea would spark something so impactful and meaningful to me and many others. I am forever grateful for this ongoing journey and still in shock for reaching such an amazing milestone. Thank you so much for helping us reach this amazing achievement!💗💗

- Sreenika

I first heard about this project sitting with 2 of my closest childhood friends during a 6 year old’s birthday party. First hearing about this idea, I was honestly not sure where we would end up with this whole project. But looking back, I wouldn’t change it for the world. Impacting neurodivergent kids is one of the most amazing things I have accomplished, but working with my best friends has made the experience even more enjoyable. I am beyond grateful for each and every one of our volunteers who have made this experience possible, thank you guys for making this achievement worthwhile! 💕

- Krithi