Volunteer or join
- Who it is for
- Students who want to build and teach
- Commitment
- A few hours a week, heavier around camps
Assemble and test kits, learn the curriculum, and help teach younger students at camps and outreach events.
Get involved
Three ways in
Eaglets runs because students show up and do the work, and because schools and sponsors make it possible. Pick whichever of these is you.
Apply for a leadership role
- Who it is for
- Students ready to own a piece of the program
- Commitment
- 2 to 4 hours a week, plus events
4 officer roles are open right now. Officers run the technical, financial, and program sides of a real education program.
Sponsor the program
- Who it is for
- Businesses, foundations, and individuals
- Commitment
- One-time or ongoing
Fund a specific piece of access: kits in students’ hands, or an outreach program at a school that could not otherwise host one.
What it is actually like
Less glamorous than it sounds and more rewarding than you would expect. A lot of it is testing kits, rehearsing a lesson until it makes sense to a nine-year-old, and packing boxes the night before a camp.
Then a student who has never wired anything gets their robot to turn the corner, and you remember why the boxes mattered.