A nonprofit for underserved youth

A legacy of care, continued through access.

Betty Ruth, Inc. helps underserved youth gain the technology, exposure, and encouragement they need to thrive in a digital world.


Laptops & digital access STEM exposure Mentorship
[ Photo — Betty Ruth ]

Her work in a children's hospital reflected a belief that young people deserve compassion, support, and opportunity.

Laptop access Digital literacy Robotics Block-based coding Design labs Career exposure Mentorship Future readiness

Our story

Rooted in family, service, and a belief in children.

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Betty Ruth, Inc. was inspired by Betty Ruth's lifelong commitment to caring for children and families. Her work in a children's hospital reflected a deep belief that young people deserve compassion, support, and opportunity.

This organization carries that spirit forward by helping underserved youth access tools and experiences that can open doors in school and life — through laptops, digital literacy, STEM learning, and mentorship.


We help students build confidence and imagine futures that may not have felt reachable before.

What we do

Five program areas. One clear mission.

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01 Digital Access & Laptop Equity Laptops and essential technology for youth without reliable access outside of school. 02 STEM Foundations Hands-on robotics and block-based coding that make technology approachable. 03 Applied Math & Science Design Labs Real-world, project-based challenges that build problem-solving and teamwork. 04 Career Exposure & Mentorship Professionals and role models who help youth see pathways beyond what they know. 05 Digital Confidence & Future Readiness Goal setting and mindset work that connects technology to school and career.

What we believe

Technology access is a bridge to opportunity.

01

Every child deserves access.

A student's ability to learn, create, and participate should not be limited by whether they have reliable technology at home.

02

Confidence grows through exposure.

When youth are introduced to STEM, digital skills, and technology careers, they begin to see new pathways for themselves.

03

Mentorship matters.

Supportive adults and role models help students build belief, direction, and resilience as they grow.

04

Community changes outcomes.

Families, schools, mentors, and partners all play a role in helping young people succeed.

Helping young people see more options for their future.

Get involved

Be part of the village.

There is more than one way to help a young person find their footing.