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Non-Profit Β· Hays, KS

Cultivating the
Next Generation
of Innovators.

STEM Harvest is a non-profit bringing world-class technology and creative education to Hays, KS β€” one curious mind at a time.

5000+Students Reached
300+Days a Year
100%Non-Profit

Hands-On Learning

Providing interactive STEM kits and workshops for students in Western Kansas.

Community Workshops

Engaging local families through collaborative projects and seasonal events.

Technology Access

Closing the digital divide by providing access to modern tools and software.

Career Mentorship

Connecting the next generation with local professionals in science and tech.

Sustainable Innovation

Teaching the importance of agricultural tech and sustainable practices.

Inclusive Outreach

Ensuring every child in Hays and Western Kansas has a seat at the table, regardless of background.

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Ways to Support

Get Involved with STEM Harvest.

Become a Volunteer

Share your skills and passion! We’re always looking for mentors, event helpers, and guest speakers to inspire our youth.

Support Our Mission

As a non-profit, we rely on community generosity. Your donations stay local, funding equipment and free programs for Hays students.

Our Impact Areas.

Robotics & Coding

Building the logic and mechanical skills for the future.

Agri-Tech

Exploring how technology is revolutionizing farming in Kansas.

Creative Engineering

Design thinking and creativity meets hands-on building.

Environmental Science

Understanding our local ecosystem and conservation.

Digital Arts

Mastering industrial and graphic design, 3D modeling, and media.

COMING SOON: Open Lab Hours

COMING SOON: Safe spaces for students to experiment and create.

Stay Connected

Our Calendar of Events

See what's happening at STEM Harvest β€” workshops, balloon launches, and community events. Curious minds welcome.

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Empowering Hays Through Innovation Since 2023.

STEM Harvest is more than just a learning center; it is a launchpad for curiosity designed specifically for the Heartland. We believe that the future of Western Kansas depends on the creativity and technical skills of our youth. By providing a high-tech environment paired with down-to-earth mentorship, we bridge the gap between abstract concepts and real-world impact.

Through our dedicated facility in Hays, we offer students a safe, inclusive space to explore:

  • Applied Science & Mathematics: Moving beyond the textbook to solve local challenges.
  • Cutting-Edge Technology: Providing access to tools like 3D printers, coding platforms, and robotics kits.
  • Future-Ready Engineering: Teaching the design-thinking process to build resilient solutions.

From providing hands-on classroom kits for local educators to hosting high-energy, community-wide competitions, we are dedicated to harvesting the potential of Western Kansas. Whether a student is interested in modernizing agricultural tech or launching the next great software start-up, STEM Harvest provides the soil, the tools, and the community support to help them grow.

Become an Instructor

Are You a Local Educator or Business?

We love collaborating with the Hays community! If you have a skill to share or a business that wants to sponsor a program, let’s talk about how we can grow together.

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STEM Harvest is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in downtown Hays focused on STEM education.

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A friendly reminder that this is happening here in Hays at STEM Harvest next week! There are still a few seats available so please tag (or pass the word along) to anyone you think might be interested! ...
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πŸ˜₯We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-hamilton-computing-pioneer-dies-1007 ...
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