The mission of the Technology Access Foundation is to prepare all under served children, particularly children of color, for higher education and professional success by providing a rigorous and relevant K-12 curriculum.

Program offerings emphasize building confidence, having fun while learning, providing a gateway to higher education, and creating opportunities for young people to work alongside technology professionals.

TechStart offers a free after-school program for children in grades K-8 that strives to improve problem solving skills, to empower students to use technology as a learning tool, to increase math literacy and reading competency, and to prepare students for advanced opportunities in science, technology, engineering, and math.

TAF also offers a Technical Teens Internship Program and a Higher Ed Bound program.

Summer camps offerings (for children entering sixth through tenth grade) include Sports Tech I and Sports Tech II, and Wild Rides Skills and Thrills. Each of the camp programs integrates fun activities and physical fitness with science and technology. Teens can play sports while learning about the physics of body movement, learn boating skills while gaining an understanding of the science of the human body and boats, and enjoy amusement park rides while learning about the engineering of the machines. Summer camps are fee-based, but limited scholarships are availble.