Founder
Zachary Ludwig | NYC
Zachary Ludwig is currently a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, having recently graduated from the Horace Mann School. He believes that you should accept help when you need it, and give help when you can. At Horace Mann, he was the president of the Saturday morning tutoring program, the director of the Middle Division Debate program, and won various sports teams. Over the years, Zachary has had the opportunity to expand his frame of reference through various experiences, including serving meals for years at a Lower East Side soup kitchen and a local church for Thanksgiving, as well as living on a Kibbutz while traveling in Israel. Zachary has developed an avid interest in current events, and believes that with all the turmoil in the world today, knowledge is power, and by working together as a community possibilities can become realities.
Founding Ambassador
Charles Poses | Austin
Charles Poses is a freshman at the University of Indiana, having recently graduated from the Westlake High School in Austin, TX. Charles believes that it is the responsibility of every person to help others in need. Charles’ interest in philanthropy started at a young age, and throughout middle school and high school Charles became involved with a program that supports the foster care system in central Texas. Charles is also involved in ADL, playsedon his high school tennis team, and helps with BBYO. When his lifelong friend Zachary asked him to be a part of P4T, he immediately agreed. Charles believes that in today's world the Internet is the nexus of knowledge and that without access to the internet the circle of poverty and lack of education will continue for those economically disadvantaged. He believes that P4T has the ability to change this and is honored to help grow this incredible program.
Ambassador
Saahas Kumar | Bay Area
Loving technology since he was a child, Saahas Kumar obtained a GED and enrolled in community college at the age of 16 so that he could take more advanced classes than his high school offered. He strongly believes that everybody deserves a complete education no matter their circumstances. He’s currently a student at both De Anza and Foothill Colleges, and the founder of DropoutsCanWin, a nonprofit designed to help dropouts reclaim their education.
Ambassador
Morgan WeiNER | NYC
Morgan Weiner is a junior at Columbia Grammar and Preparatory School. At Columbia Prep, she participates in the school yearbook and CPTV, the school’s TV station. Morgan believes in giving back to others less fortunate than herself. Her interest in philanthropy began as she prepared for her Bat Mitzvah and organized her mitzvah project where she raised money for Camp Sunshine, a camp for sick children. This inspired her to continue to find other ways to give back to her community. She now participates in Friendship Circle, a program working with special needs children, and is also a member of the UJA Philanthropy Council for Teens. Through these experiences, she has learned how much of a difference philanthropy can make in the lives of others. She believes in the mission of Philanthropy4Technology and is excited to be a part of the team.
Ambassador
Risha KalMady | Austin
Risha Kalmady is a senior at Westlake Highschool. She believes that it is important to take initiative to provide for others and to help create a better technological environment for students and communities that are disadvantaged. Risha participates in several activist clubs within Westlake as well as outside of school. She’s always been extremely involved with her community, she teaches piano through zoom to kids in Austin, as well as kids in India and offers tutoring classes as well. She enjoys activities such as boxing, and is also on a swim team in Austin. Through these experiences, Risha has developed a passion for helping others and motivating others to do the same, and she is very glad to be a part of this team. She believes that technology is the future of this world, and knows that Philanthropy4Technology's goal will make a huge difference.
Ambassador
Jenna Gallo | Los Angeles
Jenna Gallo is a senior at Palos Verdes High School in California. She is an active environmentalist and is especially interested in ecology and sustainability. Jenna is a volunteer for Heal the Bay’s MPA Watch, where she records data in Marine Protected Areas. Additionally, she is a part of the National Charity League where she does hands-on philanthropy work in underserved communities. Jenna is passionate about serving her community and works as an elementary school helper during her summers. She loves gardening and discovering new ways to promote plant health while reducing waste production. In school, Jenna is involved in Model United Nations and National Honors Society, as well as being a member of the Pep Squad.
Ambassador
Remi Badner | Westchester
Remi Badner is a junior at Harrison High School in Westchester, NY. She has always prioritized philanthropy, giving back to her community, and helping those less fortunate. She volunteers as the leader of a group of emotionally troubled teenage girls at the Pleasantville Cottage School, is a member of the UJA Philanthropy Council, and serves on the Youth Advisory Board of Generation SOS (a non-for-profit organization that empowers teens and increases awareness of mental health struggles and substance misuse). Remi teaches Spanish weekly to elementary-aged children who do not have access to foreign languages at their public school in NYC. Remi has also become a leader both at her high school, serving as the Sophomore Public Relations Officer for her Student Government as well as Public Relations Officer for Model Congress. Remi is passionate about the goals of Philanthropy4Technology and excited to be an active member of this team.
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