From working with the Ramen Club, you can get valuable skills such as leadership, charity, activism, and problem-solving, and get exposure to sharing your projects (news article on Ramen Club: https://www.almanacnews.com/news/2018/08/11/local-students-form-club-to-give-back-to-community-through-tech).  You would be able to help solve real-world problems with tech, with solutions that actually cater towards the market audience.  For our glove project, we interviewed some people from the Vista Center Palo Alto for the Blind and Visually Impaired in order to get a view of what would actually benefit the blind.  Developing a solution that not only works, but listens to the voices and feedback of the people who we are aiming to help is important to us.