Anabella
Anabella won the 2025 Utah Science Fair thanks to her talent and commitment to the environment. She presented two innovative projects made entirely from recycled materials: a fire truck that detects and puts out fires automatically, and a self-driving car that collects trash. Her creativity and problem-solving mindset stood out among the participants. Without a doubt, she is a rising star in science and sustainability.
Madelayne
Madelayne is a 12-year-old Tech Creator, bilingual, and full of initiative when it comes to proposing ideas. She stands out for actively participating in classes.
She has been a student at Club Ability since 2022, where she discovered her passion for programming, with Minecraft Education being her favorite subject. Additionally, she has served as a volunteer in various Club Ability activities.
In recognition of her dedication, we awarded her talent with a laptop. Despite her young age, she has already participated as a speaker at conferences like Triumph in Technology.
Jancarlos
Jancarlos is a 14-year-old tech creator born in Utah, the son of Hispanic parents, and bilingual. Despite his young age, he has shown the courage to seize the opportunities that have come his way. Committed and passionate about science and technology, he has been a student at Club Ability since 2020, where he discovered his love for 3D Design. In recognition of his dedication, we awarded his talent with a monitor, a laptop, and a tablet. He participated in the USEF Utah Science and Engineering Fair and, at such a young age, has served as a speaker at conferences like Triumph in Technology.
Ricardo
Ricardo's vision deteriorated due to his work, leading to the loss of one eye and eventually the other. The darkness surrounding him seemed to strip away not just his sight but also his hope.
Thanks to Club Ability, Ricardo found a new opportunity to start again. Here, he learned to use technology, regained his independence, and, motivated by his achievements, decided to keep growing: he enrolled in a Braille course and began English classes.
Today, Ricardo is an example of perseverance. His story reminds us that with support, effort, and a desire to learn, it’s always possible to find light in the darkest moments.
Miriam