Techaim Public Foundation

Techaim Public Foundation is a woman-owned non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since November 2019, focused on educational and cultural programming for young women in technology. While limited background information is available from the provided data, the organization appears dedicated to promoting technological education and empowerment for girls through its Technovation Clubs program. The foundation is structured as a non-profit and has consistently been awarded project grants from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs.

The foundation has received consecutive annual federal grant awards to conduct Technovation Clubs for Girls at 8 American Corners across the United States. These grants, spanning from 2022 to 2026, support a consistent program aimed at introducing and engaging girls in technology and entrepreneurship. Each grant cycle runs approximately one year, with awards typically made in September and completing by the following September. The grants are project-based and specifically designed to support countrywide technology education initiatives for girls. The Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has been the primary funding agency for these grants since 2023, with a previous year's grant coming from the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs. The grants include provisions for compliance with federal anti-discrimination laws and represent a focused effort to expand technological literacy and opportunities for girls through structured club programming at American Corners.