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When I was little, I had a goal of creating a new generation Hydrogen Electrolyzer for clean energy. These devices produce hydrogen and oxygen from water, metal, and electricity through a process called electrolysis. I’ve always been very passionate about this project because I’ve always believed hydrogen could be a key solution for our changing clean energy needs. I wanted to take this idea further and make a real impact on the environment. But, I needed resources and materials to build a prototype of a new, efficient solid oxide electrolyzer. I tried finding investors, talking to professors and teachers, and setting up meetings with companies working on the same concept I was. However, the capital required was too great, and investors had doubts that my age would hinder my idea's success. Despite this setback, I realized I couldn't give up on my vision. As I continued my research, I discovered many kids who had the same challenges I had. I felt a deep desire to help them avoid the same struggles I faced. There are countless people worldwide with ambitions and brilliant ideas waiting to make a real change. They see the truth that our world could be vastly different tomorrow. I found that existing charities and corporations didn't truly care about the students they supported. Most funding organizations were focused on their own agendas, neglecting the real needs of young innovators.  So many talented kids, especially from underprivileged backgrounds, struggled to receive support for their ideas. Fueled by a genuine commitment to nurturing and empowering young talent, Lettuce Hope emerged as a beacon of hope for aspiring change-makers worldwide.