STARS Present Projects

C.E.R.T. Grant – Citizens’ Emergency Response Training – This program was done in conjunction with FEMA to fund the training of citizens to be able to respond and assist in the event of emergency situations, such as hurricanes or terrorist attacks.

Communities With Vision – This program provides subsidized apartment living whereby the residents contribute their time to the community in exchange for rent and career training.

Computer Labs – This project begins with collecting excess or unwanted computers from companies. STARS donates these computers to under funded computer labs in churches and public schools. The program also features assisting in the training of students on how to use and repair computers.

Eagle Scouts – An Eagle Scout project has started to develop a pre-law student internship program for Tampa High Schools. Keep It Simple Solutions LLC is developing training materials. STARS is currently seeking funding to expand the number of students trained.

Safe Cycle Hydroponics Systems – The Unified Community and Unified Farming concepts are being built adjacent to a Tampa City Park to encourage education, recycling and water resource utilization and preservation.

Moving Sidewalk – In conjunction with the Unified Housing and Unified Farming the movement of water is central for the development of life. The Sidewalk Patent expands on these fundamentals to utilize Stormwater collection systems for moving people. Negotiations with city and university officials to develop the prototype linked to Tampa’s River Walk will begin shortly

Parks Projects – In conjunction with the Moving Sidewalk Patent the Tampa Parks department has begun construction of a bike trail adjacent to the SCIRE Center.

Road Bike Patent – Once this patent is completed and the product goes to market, all proceeds shall be dispersed among other STARS charitable projects.

Scholarship Program – The objective here is raise funds to provide college scholarships to exceptional students who otherwise could not afford college and had somehow been passed over by other scholarship agencies.