The College of Engineering and Computer Science at Florida Atlantic University, in partnership with Women of Tomorrow and Consumer Energy Education Foundation, organized a STEM Kit Workshop for high school students from Coconut Creek High School. The workshop, led by students from Women in Engineering and Computer Science and the Technology and Aerospace Club, focused on hands-on projects included in the kits. The students engaged in activities like creating Edible String Slime to understand bioplastics and the importance of sustainable materials. They also delved into Electrolysis to grasp the concept of hydrogen as a fuel source and its potential in clean energy. Additionally, the students built their own drones, exploring various engineering fields. The day was filled with exciting projects, a tour of the college's facilities, and interactive sessions with student and faculty panels, highlighting the power of collaboration and innovation in inspiring young minds. The event aimed to empower the students to envision a sustainable future by addressing real-world challenges through engineering solutions. This initiative not only provided valuable hands-on experience but also emphasized the significance of STEM education in shaping a better tomorrow. Florida Atlantic University reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing young talent and promoting sustainability in engineering and technology.