About Us
Cadshine Foundation is a startup non-profit launched in Wisconsin, USA in 2019.
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Cadshine Foundation seeks to spread innovative technological resources to aid humankind. We provide training, technical assistance, equipment, grants and other technological resources for the needed. Cadshine encourages the use of education and technology to enhance lives globally.
Meet the team who started Cadshine Foundation.
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Our Innovation Impact Pillars
Cadshine has committed to using its pillars of social equity, well-being, STEAM education, and industry-academia partnerships as guiding principles for all of its projects. These pillars will serve as a framework for decision-making, planning, and execution of all Cadshine initiatives. By prioritizing these pillars, Cadshine aims to make a positive impact on society and enhance the lives of people globally.
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Cadshine's Innovation Impact Pillars:
Our mission is to ensure that everyone has equal access to resources and opportunities regardless of their challenges and demographics. By providing technological resources to promote education, Cadshine’s Social Equity pillar is to help bridge the digital divide, ensuring that everyone has access to the same technological tools and resources needed to thrive in today’s digital era.
Cadshine’s second pillar is to enhance well-being in communities by promoting physical and mental health, safety, and security. By providing access to technological resources, Cadshine can help improve healthcare services, disaster management, and public safety. This can lead to better health outcomes, improved quality of life, and a more secure and safe society.
Cadshine’s third pillar of STEAM education focuses on promoting science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. By promoting STEAM education, Cadshine can help equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the modern workforce. This can lead to better job opportunities, higher salaries, and economic growth.
Cadshine’s fourth pillar focuses on promoting innovation, research, and development by creating synergies between academia and industries. The goal is to enable applications that are mutually beneficial to both industry segments as well as communities they operate in.