PROJECT WORTHY
The Silicon Valley Chapter
January 2025 - Present
At Cupertino High School, we are excited to launch our very own chapter of Project WORTHY, to support homeless youth in our community. Recognizing the lack of volunteering opportunities focused on this underserved group, we aim to provide students with a meaningful way to give back. Through outreach, social media campaigns, and hands-on volunteer activities, we seek to raise awareness, inspire action, and create lasting positive change for homeless youth in Silicon Valley. We believe that every young person deserves the chance to thrive, and together, we can make that vision a reality.
Sewon Choi
Silicon Valley Chapter President
Seowon Choi is a student at Cupertino High School. She enjoys doing cheer competitively and reading books. She has experience in teaching kids at her korean school as a Teacher's assistant, as well as being a private tutor for kids. With Project Worthy, she hopes to help support and introduce the STEM field to homeless youth.
Ally Yang
VP
Sarah Truong
Secretary
April Pamichev
Research lead
Ally Yang is a student at Cupertino High School. She enjoys playing golf leisurely and painting. She has experience educating kids as a volunteer staff at several Cub Scout camps and other citywide programs. Through Project Worthy, she hopes to continue aiding underprivileged youth through the focus of STEM education.
Sarah Truong is a student from Cupertino High School. Outside of academics, Sarah enjoys reading manhua and socializing with others. She has experience working with underprivileged communities through volunteering at local food banks, where she helped families in need. At a doctor’s office, she assists with vitals and helps inform kids and patients about health concepts and procedures. Through Project Worthy, she hopes to make STEM more accessible to underprivileged youth.
April Pamichev is a student at Cupertino high school. She does volleyball competitively and enjoys baking on the side. She gained experience with kids from volunteering at numerous week long Cub Scout camps and coaching youth volleyball classes. April hopes to expand her STEM knowledge to the underprivileged youth and support them with their future goals!
April Pamichev
Research lead
Kira Wilkinson is a student at Cupertino Highschool. She does cheer for Cupertino and enjoys photography. She has experience tutoring young children STEM topics as well as participating in her community by volunteering for food banks. Kira hopes to inspire others with STEM passion and make learning more accessible.