Thank You
Funding for our mission comes from the following. From the bottom of our hearts we thank them for their support.
Major Support Comes From —
Nancy Richardson
Stuart Street Digital
Environmental Lights
Google
The OtterCares Foundation
ToolBox Creative
Support Comes From —
Adamson Family Care, Barry and Dr. Carrie Broughton
Alpha Sigma Kappa, Women in Technical Studies, Theta Colony
Anonymous
The Honorable Jeni James Arndt
Michelle Ausmus
Cheryl Beckett
Doug and Judy Brobst in memory of Amy Rose Brobst
Marguerite Brodahl
Sharolyn and Travis A. Carlson
Evelyn Carpenter
Holly and Robert Carroll
Ashley Chipman
Ann Cross
Judy Dorsey
Lindsey Frechou in honor of Oksana Fedyk
Kirsten Gallo
Sharon Harris
MaryAnne Heyman
Katie Hoffner
Chris and Diana Hutchison
Ed Hurry
Dale Jones
Jordan Koch
Sarah Krcal
Sherstin Lauman
Anne Macdonald
Ingrid Martini
Whitney Milton
Cynthia Molson
Adam Molzer
Marjorie and Woody Moss
OtterProducts Dollars for Doers
Shantel Rizzotto
Rotary International, Rotary STEM Education Fund, Fort Collins, CO
Cassaundra Santoro
Deanna Scott and Stephen Krausse
Terry Shores
SparkFun Electronics Inc.
Lewis James Striggow
Anonymous
Patricia A. and Thomas H. Vincent
Mary West
Susan White
Gale and Doug Whitman
Shana Witkin
Walmart
WholeFoods Market
Your Gift Empowers Girls to Gain STEAM
To learn how your gift empowers girls in science, tech, engineering, art and math, contact Heidi A. Olinger, Pretty Brainy chief executive, at 720-203-1749 or Heidi@prettybrainy.com.
Pretty Brainy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with tax ID number 80-0958846. Your gift is tax-deductible.
Our Impact
“I’ve had some amazing experiences through Pretty Brainy, and this workshop has opened so many doors for me and the other girls. It really showed me how many careers use STEM.” — Ciera, age 14
In 2014-15 Pretty Brainy doubled the number of girls empowered through STEAM learning and the value they place on philanthropy, entrepreneurship and design.
What’s more, nearly 100% of girls in our programs say they have gained confidence in their STEAM abilities and ideas because of Pretty Brainy. This is significant: research funded by the National Science Foundation shows a girl’s interest in science and math is tightly tied to her confidence that she can do science and math. The higher her confidence, the higher her interest.
Thank You to the Partners Who Join Us in the Mission to Empower Girls to Gain STEAM
Alpha Sigma Kappa, Women in Technical Studies, Theta Colony
Art Lab Fort Collins, CO
John H. Boner Community Center, IN
Brandeis Elementary School, KY
Cashmere High School, WA
Chaparral High School, CO
Coleman Independent School District, TX
Colorado Art Education Association
Lauren Cusumano, MI
The Educational Technology Team of Poudre School District, CO
Girls Inc. of Greater Madison, WI
Habitat for Humanity Fort Collins, CO
Susan L. Haakenson
Ivy Preparatory Academy, GA
John Muir Middle School, WI
North High School, IA
Northern Colorado Biosciences Cluster
Northeastern State University, OK
Preston STEM Institutes, CO
Society of Women Engineers
Spooner Middle School, WI
STARBASE OK
Tavelli Elementary School, CO
United Activities Unlimited, NY
University of Wisconsin-Marathon
Webber Middle School, CO
YWCA of Boulder, CO
