Celebrating Changemaker: Robyn Donaldson of STEMXposure!
- thescienceofbeauty7
- Jan 18
- 2 min read
This past weekend also marked a momentous occasion as Robyn Donaldson was honored with The Presidential Lifetime Achievement Volunteer Service Award by Christopher King and The Gentlemen’s Course, Inc. 🌟
For over six years, Robyn Donaldson has been a trailblazer and a source of inspiration, leaving an indelible mark on countless students through her groundbreaking organization, STEM Xposure. Her work has touched lives in the United States and internationally, fostering curiosity and creativity in STEM fields.
One of her most impactful initiatives is the Global Architecture Camp in Kenya, where she inspires young minds to dream big and reimagine possibilities within their communities. This program stands as a testament to the power of global education and the transformative potential of STEM opportunities.
“Robyn Donaldson embodies what it means to create a legacy of service,” shared the founder of The Science of Beauty, Sakeya Donaldson. “Her work reminds us that empowering the next generation of changemakers begins with bold vision and relentless commitment. This award reflects her extraordinary impact, and it’s an honor to celebrate her -- and call her my aunt.”
As an organization focused on exposing young Black girls to STEM opportunities in the beauty industry, The Science of Beauty draws immense inspiration from leaders like Robyn Donaldson, who are reshaping the future in real-time -- sparking innovation through education.
Robyn’s dedication and passion reminds our team at The Science of Beauty that our young people can shine brighter when we invest in them. Her recognition as a Presidential Lifetime Achievement Volunteer Service Award recipient underscores the profound impact and effect that one person’s commitment to service can have.
Congratulations, Robyn Donaldson, on this incredible achievement!
Your work continues to change lives and inspire a global movement toward innovation, empowerment, and equity.
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