Skip the socks these holidays: Give a gift that creates lasting change in your community

Ready to Start a Ripple?

At teachSTEM, we empower students and communities with the education and environmental skills to create lasting change. These holidays, buy a gift that contributes to the Community Science Ripple and help us proactively solve local and global problems.

teachSTEM is a registered charity, and donations of $2 or more are tax-deductible

More than a single gift!

When you donate to teachSTEM, your contribution doesn’t just help one child; it becomes a catalyst for community-wide impact. A single trained teacher influences hundreds of students over their career. One Citizen Science Corner supports thousands of community scientists, year after year. One student project can help an entire suburb understand local environmental change.

Every donation you make directly equips a student, a teacher, or an entire community with the tools for long-term social change.

  • $50 Provides a student with their own STEM Kit, enabling them to collect real environmental evidence that feeds back to community partners
  • $100 Provides vital resources for local libraries, allowing thousands of community members to access and use real-world environmental data.
  • $250 Sponsors a day of specialised training for one teacher, immediately impacting 100+ students this year and thousands more in the future.
  • $500 Provides air quality sensors to a school in Kenya so that students can monitor and improve their school environment.

This holiday, join us to create a Community Science Ripple!

Why Donations Matter

Our supporters donate to teachSTEM because we create long-term change, not short-term reaction. Instead of responding to crises, teachSTEM strengthens communities by building science literacy, environmental awareness and the skills that youth and communities need to understand the world. Our donors fund solutions and see their gift empowering curiosity, capability and real-world problem solving. Every contribution creates a multiplier effect: one trained teacher reaches hundreds of students, one Citizen Science Corner serves thousands of visitors, and one student project can improve an entire suburb.Â