Programs
Charging Minds
Summer Camp & After School Programs
Our young campers will participate in a hands-on, project-based learning program centered around Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM). Students will learn about the basic components of an electric circuit and put one together. Our older campers will build, program, troubleshoot, and even drive an electric go kart!
Youth Mentorship & Training
Training program that provides youth with the skills necessary for a career in the field of electric mobility including electric motors, battery technology, solar, engineering, coding/programming, welding, and general automotive concept and design.
Workshops for Kids and Adults
Classroom Instruction
Hands-On Shop Experience
Welding
Engines
Electric Vehicle Conversion
Solar Power
Get Involved:
Volunteer Opportunities
Position Title:
Administrative Volunteer
Schedule/Hours:
Flexible Mon-Thurs
Duties:
Assist with paperwork
Position Title:
Camp Volunteer
Schedule/Hours:
4 hours Mon-Thurs
for week of 7/21-7-24
Duties:
Assist with camp setup
Position Title:
Event Volunteer
Schedule/Hours:
4 hours Mon-Thurs
for week of 10/27
Duties:
Assist with tabling and registration
EVLC would not be where it is today without our wonderful volunteers who make it all possible. Please join us in appreciating our volunteers and all their hard work!
If you are interested in volunteering, please fill out the form below. We provide volunteer opportunities to people in the community who wish to support our mission and create memorable experiences with like-minded individuals.
Volunteer Spotlight
Brian Bender
Brian is both a founder and volunteer at EVLC. He, along with 4 other volunteers started this organization in 2019. He is passionate about making science fun and accessible to all youth regardless of socioeconomic background. He loves the community EVLC has created. He feels that the quality of volunteers, donors and students that EVLC attracts is so special. When he's not at EVLC, you can find him flying planes. One interesting fact he would like you to know is that his family took a year off and moved to Vietnam in 2011.
