Gabi, 30, began attending MadaTech afternoon workshops when he was eight years old. Coming from a family of meager means, he was able to do so, thanks to a multi-year Museum scholarship. Gabi went on to become a young Museum instructor and later graduated from the Technion. He is, he is now working as an electronics engineer at Intel - the only one in his family to get a university education and a white collar job. Gabi is but one of scores of Israeli kids whose life choices and opportunities have been significantly affected by their MadaTech experience. As we seek to reach out and engage more and more Israeli youngsters, of all ages and backgrounds, we invite you to help prepare young Israelis to play an active role in the scientific technological revolution that is rapidly changing our world.