IMPACT

Progress should be shared.

Therelee’s work connects enterprise innovation with education, career pathways, and service.

Building progress that reaches beyond the institution.

For Therelee, impact is the distance between what technology makes possible and who is able to benefit from it.

That conviction shapes the organizations he builds, the people he mentors, and the opportunities he works to create—bringing innovation, education, faith, and service into the same conversation.

01

Transform

Helping organizations turn complex technologies into practical capability and responsible progress.

02

Educate

Building industry-aligned learning experiences that prepare people for technology careers.

03

Open

Creating pathways for people and communities that have historically faced barriers to opportunity.

04

Serve

Leading from a foundation of faith, responsibility, and the conviction that impact matters more than visibility.

Her legacy.
Their future.

Founded by Jazmin’s parents, Therelee D. Washington II and Alicia Nicole Smith-Jones, the Jazmin Fine Arts and Technology Scholarship has grown from providing laptop computers through churches and community organizations to creating full-tuition opportunities at Texas Premier Technology Institute.

Discover Jazmin’s legacy