Our Honeycomb Project
We’re inspiring hope and bringing opportunities for children who live in one of the world’s poorest nations —
and we need your help.
The Honeycomb Campus is our highly anticipated project and slated to be Africa’s first 3D printed campus! The campus will be powered by solar and serve 3 villages of children accessing education for the first time. The children served will no longer have to walk miles and miles to get to school. While children are at the center of our impact, there are ripple effects in the family, community, and beyond. We are through project development, but need your help to complete construction and training for our local construction team.
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of the way to our goal
We need your help today.
Every dollar makes a positive difference and enables us to leverage technology for good to develop innovative solutions that support increasing necessary access to education while employing local teams to boost economic development.
Timelapse of our Bougainvillea project 3D printing
There are a multitude of other ways to support us as well. Here are some ideas.
Volunteer.
Interested in joining the team? Your time is what helps us accomplish more! Current skills we need are graphic design, content creation, event planning, and fundraising. Contact us.
Shop.
Become a brand partner where a percentage of customer purchases will go to support Thinking Huts. Visit our Think Shop for our merchandise.
Share.
Create a video, pitch or write about our story, and post on social media. Get creative and encourage others to join our global family too! You can find shareable graphics and outreach templates here.
Company Matching.
Give through Benevity, or other eligible matching programs, and your company will match your donation.
Donate.
When you join our Hive, you become part of our humanitarian-driven family that sustains our work. Personal giving can mean many things such as annual Pollinators membership, monthly support, and one-time gifts.
Partnerships.
Beyond network connections, we wouldn’t be able to do our work without companies who provide pro bono services, and talent agencies who collaborate on charitable events, co-branded partnership with clients, and social media advocacy campaigns.
Host an Event.
You have a pivotal impact in helping us raise awareness and organically grow our Thinking Huts family.
Whether it be an outdoor exhibit, lemonade stand, dinner party, picnic, or concert, we can’t wait to see your event wherever it may be in the world.
Reach out to sabrina@thinkinghuts.org for more resources.
Our Recent Impact
2024 - Honeycomb Project
Our highly anticipated project, slated to be Africa’s first 3D printed campus! The campus will be powered by solar and serve 3 villages of children accessing education for the first time. The children served will no longer have to walk miles and miles to get to school. While children are at the center of our impact, there are ripple effects in the family, community, and beyond. We are through project development, but need your help to complete construction and training for our local construction team.
2024 -
Ministry of Education partnership formally announced
2024 -
Good Morning America feature
2023 -
Broke ground for the Honeycomb Campus Project
2023 -
Thinking Huts featured in Vogue, CBS The Talk, Robb Report, and Fast Company
2022 -
Bougainvillea, the world’s first 3D printed school in Madagascar, was opened in partnership with the university Ecole de Management et d’Innovation Technologique (EMIT) in Fianarantsoa which serves 2500 students.
Project development begins for Honeycomb Campus.
2022 -
Thinking Huts featured in BBC World News, Instyle
2021 -
Broke ground for the Bougainvillea
2021 -
Thinking Huts featured in Architectural Digest, Smithsonian, Word Economic Forum, Adweek, and Fast Company World Changing Idea List
Our founder speaks at TEDx on how we can tackle the global education crisis with 3D printing.
2020 -
Madagascar selected after multiple considerations for which country to work with.
Project development officially begins for Bougainvillea.