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Free to families, funded by the community

Satori’s programs don’t charge participants. That means the costs have to come from somewhere else — grants, sponsorships, and people who think this should exist.

Where it goes

What funding actually pays for

These are the costs that are real and unavoidable. Instruction is not on this list, because we don’t charge for it.

  • AI platform usage

    Every student using an AI tool costs money per session. It’s the single most unavoidable line in the budget.

  • Materials and printing

    Workbooks, handouts, project supplies, and the small things that turn a lesson into something you can hold.

  • Shared technology

    Robotics kits, sensors, laptops, and devices for participants who don’t have their own. Device ownership should never decide who gets to learn.

  • Subsidised seats

    Direct costs are covered for families who couldn’t otherwise participate.

We’re not collecting donations online yet

Two things have to be true before we put a payment button on this page: a chosen processor, and a granted 501(c)(3) status. Most free nonprofit processors verify that status, and we won’t describe donations as tax-deductible before it exists. We’d rather wait than overstate.

If you’d like to support us now

Email us. We’d genuinely like to talk about what funding makes possible — and for a gift of any size at this stage, a conversation is more useful to both of us than a button.

Where the organization stands

Satori Foundation Inc. is a New Jersey nonprofit corporation. A federal 501(c)(3) application is in progress.

Until that application is approved, no donation to Satori is tax-deductible, and we won’t imply otherwise. We’ll update this page the day that changes.