Our Story

Education Angel Group brings related communities together around participation, learning, and the resources communities need.

Three people with backpacks walk across a courtyard toward a brick building.
An adult and child read an open picture book on a sofa, viewed through a doorway.
A person sorts sheets with geometric drawings at a classroom worktable.

Why the group exists

Education touches students, families, teachers, coaches, and schools in different ways. The group develops distinct communities for those contexts, with room for each to serve a clear purpose rather than ask one product to do everything.

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Our Team

The communities are at different stages. Their pages explain what each is intended to do without implying that every planned feature is available today.

How the communities relate

  1. Participation and school resources

    Profiles, monthly memberships, and school resources connected through participation.

    Discover Runstr

  2. Practical school-life reading

    A family of digital magazines about school life, with practical guides and community perspectives.

    Discover Education Needs More

  3. Learning by making and playing

    Creative tools, simulations, games, and rewards for learning through participation.

    Discover Snacks After Class

Standalone communities

  • DigniFeed

    Food-drive software designed around fair, consistent, and dignified distribution.

    Discover DigniFeed

  • Snack's Tube

    A multimedia creative studio and safe student showcase in development.

    Discover Snack's Tube

  • Snacks Orchard

    A standalone fruit-adventure world with expressive characters and playful physics.

    Discover Snacks Orchard
Three people rehearse on a stage beyond rows of empty auditorium seats.
A person aligns wooden panels for a small box on a workshop bench.
An adult and young person examine leaves beside a park path.

Research behind the questions

Our Research library gathers source-backed context, comparisons, and design questions for these communities. The reports distinguish available evidence from limitations and what remains untested.

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