These projects solve accessibility issues within communities, enable adaptive services, establish clinics for those in need, and develop assistive technologies.
Programs and Clinics for adults or children with disabilities
Boulder Crest Retreat Wounded Warriors Picnic Tables
Golden Dreams Therapeutic Riding Center Wheelchair Accessible Garden Planting Boxes and Bench
NW Works Wheelchair Accessible Planting Bed and Farm Cart
Sprout Therapeutic Riding and Education Center Sensory Trail Station and Portable Learning Tool
Students involved in these projects leverage technology to address the tremendous scope of community needs. This includes homelessness prevention, affordable housing, family and children agencies, human trafficking, neighborhood revitalization, and local government.
Family and children agencies
Seven Loaves Food Pantry Distribution Waiting Room Bench
Projects in this area provide communities and schools new curriculums and facilities to provide hands-on learning experiences.
K-12 schools
Foxcroft School Podium
Banneker Elementary School 3D Game Designs for The Great Wall of China and Egyptian Pyramids
The Hill School Outdoor Display Station for the Pond and Marsh
Museums
Aldie Mill Historic Park Interactive Installation for Moving Grain with Archimedes Screw
Projects in this area focus on developing new ways to use renewable energy sources to better serve communities, such as creating drinkable water and generating electricity as well as improving communication services. Students also gain exposure to careers in alternative energy and environmental solutions.
Environmental organizations
2020 Goose Creek Association Family Festival Interactive Installations
Middleburg Humane Foundation Canine Agility Course
Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Replicas Used for Tracking Devices to Catch Poachers
Parks & recreation
Banshee Reeks Nature Preserve Education Center Podium