February 2nd 2015
January’s Qualification Grant Finalists
It’s hard to believe, but we’re already one month into 2015.
What we can believe is just how many amazing grant applications have flown our way. We’ve narrowed it down to 5 finalists, and they’re all listed below (as always, in no particular order) with a mini bio.
We’ll soon announce the January Amber Grant Award winner, so stay tuned!
January Qualification Grant Finalists:
Neqtr
www.Neqtr.com
Sonya Davis
Neqtr is a socially conscious mobile app. They connect people through cause preferences and lifestyle interests and help them meet through planned dates at local volunteer opportunities and charity events. Thus, they help individuals find quality partners with shared passions.
PinkThink
www.Pinkthink.org
Makeda Ricketts
PinkThink creates interest-oriented and peer-supported web and mobile games that make (S)cience, (T)echnology, (E)ngineering, and (M)ath education powerful, relevant, and engaging for girls ages 8-14. The whole premise of PinkThink is to connect the social and fun activities that girls typically enjoy to education and learning.
iMustHavit
www.Imusthavit.com
Rachelle Amar
iMustHavit is a multilingual product and service navigation app. It connects users with the products and services around them that aren’t easily found otherwise. The app is not just limited to consumer products and services, but also will inform the user about other services, such as civil, government and human rights, which can be unnavigable due to language barriers.
braGGs Reconstruction Bras
www.braGGsonline.com
Kara Gorski
braGGs Reconstruction Bras helps breast cancer survivors and previvors nurture their sense of beauty, comfort and confidence with a patent-pending bra solution that meets their unique needs. The inspiration was borne out of necessity and from a desire to have something positive come from a disease that has ultimately defined their lives since childhood.