Technology for good.
Opportunity for all.
Hana Tech International Foundation advances digital literacy, workforce training, sustainability education, and direct charitable relief for underserved communities across New York and around the world.
Democratizing technology and education for underserved communities
"To promote and advance educational technology, workforce development, STEM education, and digital literacy programs for underserved and international communities; to foster cross-cultural collaboration and international development partnerships; and to provide scholarships, grants, and charitable relief."
— From the Foundation's Certificate of Incorporation, filed under the New York Not-for-Profit Corporation Law
- Expanding AI and digital literacy across low-connectivity regions
- Building open, offline-first educational infrastructure
- Reducing the environmental footprint of technology deployment
- Advancing women's economic empowerment worldwide
- Providing direct relief grants to individuals in financial hardship
Where we focus our work
Six program pillars translate our charitable purpose into action, guided by our founding Board of Directors.
Digital & AI Literacy
Expanding access to artificial intelligence and digital-skills education, with offline-first tools built for low-connectivity communities.
Workforce & STEM Training
Accredited technical training and micro-learning modules that prepare learners for globally competitive careers.
Sustainability & Green Tech
Deploying technology that combats climate change — from smart irrigation to decarbonization education and reforestation partnerships.
Women's Economic Empowerment
International partnerships and civil-society initiatives that advance economic independence for women globally.
Community & Relief Grants
Direct charitable relief for individuals facing medical or emergency financial hardship, through a documented, board-approved process.
Global Partnerships
Cross-cultural collaboration and international development partnerships, including K-12 educational infrastructure and school outreach.
Founding Board of Directors
Six founding directors govern the Foundation under its Certificate of Incorporation and Corporate Bylaws.
Paul Onorato
Director & Board PresidentPresides at meetings of the Board and oversees the Foundation's general administration.
Mohamed Alarabi
Vice President & FounderDirector of Technology & Global Operations, overseeing program execution and technical infrastructure.
Emily Riggi
Secretary & DirectorDirector of Sustainable Tech Initiatives, leading climate technology partnerships and environmental strategy.
Jennifer Riggi
Director & CFO / TreasurerOversees banking, accounting, operational budgets, and annual financial filings.
Khadejah Bsekri
Director, Women's EmpowermentLeads global gender-equity programs, community outreach, and international civil-society initiatives.
Peter Riggi
Director & President, Advisory CouncilAdvises on K-12 educational infrastructure, school engagement, and regional partnership outreach.
Support our mission
There are three ways to help us expand technology access and opportunity for underserved communities.
Donate
Your contribution funds digital literacy training, sustainability projects, and direct relief grants to families in need.
Contact Us to GiveVolunteer
Share your skills — teaching, mentorship, technology, or program support — with communities across our network.
Get in TouchPartner
Universities, NGOs, and corporations can partner with us on training programs, research, and international initiatives.
Propose a PartnershipLet's talk
Questions about our programs, partnership opportunities, or how to support our mission — reach out any time.