Genesis and the Genesis Inspiration Foundation continued their commitment to empowering the next generation of innovators by supporting a range of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) programs across coastal Georgia. Through Genesis Gives—the corporate social responsibility initiative of Genesis Motor America—students at Oglethorpe Charter School participated in an immersive STEAM workshop produced by Child Creativity Lab. In addition, Genesis Inspiration Foundation awarded grants to Savannah Children's Theatre and Frank Callen Boys & Girls Club to expand access to high-quality youth arts programming.

"At Genesis, we recognize the powerful role STEAM education plays in shaping young minds and expanding opportunity," said Brandon Ramirez, director, corporate social responsibility, Genesis Motor America and board member, Genesis Inspiration Foundation. "Through our STEAM workshop and recent investments in youth arts education programs across coastal Georgia, we aim to inspire more children to explore their creativity, pursue meaningful career pathways, and reach their full potential."

During the hands-on STEAM workshop at Oglethorpe Charter School, students were introduced to the Genesis product planning process and had the opportunity to preview the Genesis GV60. After the walkaround, students were guided through an imaginative design challenge, encouraging them to create their own future mobility vehicles using upcycled materials, blending creativity, sustainability, and engineering.

Genesis Inspiration Foundation awarded a $25,000 grant to Savannah Children's Theatre, bringing its total support for the organization to $75,000 since last year. Founded in 2004, Savannah Children's Theatre fosters creativity and collaboration through live performance and arts education. The organization offers programming ranging from creative dramatics for pre-K to 12th grade, to musical theatre dance, aerial arts, and opportunities for children and guardians to perform together. Funding from the Genesis Inspiration Foundation will help expand access to these programs, allowing more young people to experience the power of storytelling and live theatre.

"The long-term effects of Genesis Inspiration Foundation's generosity will be felt by generations of young artists," said Kelie Miley, artistic director & founder, Savannah Children's Theatre. "We are honored and grateful for its support of the performing arts and our mission to inspire, educate, and entertain. Thanks to its financial contributions to the arts, Savannah Children's Theatre can continue helping pre-K through 12th graders reach their full creative potential."