Lenovo empowers the next generation through technology, mentorship, and sport with the Alex Morgan Foundation
Lenovo donated 80 laptops to student-athletes at the Alex Morgan Foundation’s Let’s Go South Bay camp, combining technology with mentorship and soccer to build confidence and career awareness among young girls.
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Lenovo donated 80 laptops to participants at the fourth annual Let’s Go South Bay camp, a week-long program organized by the Alex Morgan Foundation. The camp integrated soccer training with leadership workshops, wellness activities, and career discussions to support young girls’ personal and professional development. The initiative aligns with Lenovo’s broader effort to expand access to technology and educational opportunities for youth through its foundation. The company has pledged to impact 30 million beneficiaries globally by 2030 through such programs.
Stephanie Jones, a Lenovo client manager, joined a career panel at the camp to share her professional journey in technology. She emphasized the value of curiosity, continuous learning, and adaptability, encouraging the girls to explore non-traditional career paths. Jones highlighted how soccer fostered teamwork and confidence among the participants, reinforcing the camp’s dual focus on sport and personal growth. Her message underscored the importance of mentorship alongside technology access in shaping future opportunities.
The camp’s curriculum included leadership training, mental wellness sessions, and career exploration activities designed to build resilience and self-assurance. Lenovo’s contribution of laptops provided practical tools for the girls to continue their education and pursue their goals beyond the camp. The week-long program concluded with a showcase of the participants’ progress in both athletic and personal development. The collaboration reflects Lenovo’s commitment to using sport as a platform for social impact and skill-building.
The partnership between Lenovo and the Alex Morgan Foundation reflects a shared mission to empower young women through education and athletics. Lenovo’s support extends beyond hardware, incorporating mentorship and career guidance to create lasting opportunities. The initiative is part of Lenovo’s global initiatives aimed at reaching 30 million beneficiaries by 2030 through technology and skill development programs.