We’re all together on a big blue rock hurtling through space at 67,000 mph
We’re all together on a big blue rock hurtling through space at 67,000 mph
United States
Global Health · Education · Innovation
I've been luckier than expected: Harvard, Silicon Valley, and enough travel across 50+ countries to understand how much of life comes down to circumstance. But my roots are forever a first-gen college student from an immigrant household raised on public schools, and public assistance.
I know this life was made possible by people and institutions that helped before I had anything to give back! So this page is part gratitude, part accountability, and part promise to keep paying it forward.
Supports low-income students through mentorship and college-access guidance.
Read the page- Organizations and Service
- 3 supported · 6 volunteered
- Giving record
- $2.0k across 11 orgs in 2025
Shared by BrianShareFriends in San Francisco first introduced me to Minds Matter through their own volunteering. I often give internationally, but this reminded me how much local mentorship matters.
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Making one
Write what matters easily. Share and publish beautifully.
Friends in San Francisco first introduced me to Minds Matter through their own volunteering. I often give internationally, but this reminded me how much local mentorship matters.
- ActionOne clear thing to do.
- LinkA link with a title and a note.
- MessagesA place for people to write back.
- UpdatesDated notes as the page moves along.
Showing up
An audience watches. Your community supports.
Shared by Brian- MMarisol
You explained the why instead of only leaving a link. I signed up for the info session.
- DDev
Sending this to my cousin — she has been looking for something local.
Share this cause on your page with a sentence about why it matters to you.
Four people from this page came to the volunteer info session. Two are matched with students for the fall.
Not social media. Meaning media.
Give people somewhere to land.
One link for who you are, what matters, and the things that deserve more than a caption.
wsf.bio/yourname