Community

This belongs to Evanston.

Since 2009 the club has given its work to this city — labs for seniors, machines for shelters, mentoring for kids. And the city gives back: mentors, machines, and support. Here's how to be part of it.

The record

What the club has given Evanston

Volunteer & mentor

The club runs on people who show up.

Mentor

Share what you know

Engineers, IT professionals, makers, alumni: mentor a refurbishing or robotics bench — in person, or over video the way our students mentor Africa. One hour a month genuinely matters.

Volunteer

Power the logistics

Drive donated equipment, host a collection drive, help at Titanium Tech and showcase events, or feed a room of teenagers who just refurbished forty computers.

Visit

Share a career hour

One visit to talk about your work shows a fifteen-year-old where this road can lead. Cybersecurity, mechanical engineering, IT — our alumni are proof the message lands.

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Community partners

Who stands with the club

Teaching partner · 2026–27

Georgia Tech CONFIRM

Georgia Tech students teach this year's robotics instruction — college engineers bringing university-level work to the club bench. CONFIRM Formal program/club name.

Mentorship partner · 2026–27

Drexel University CONFIRM

Drexel students mentor the refurbishing benches — hands-on guidance from engineers a few years ahead. CONFIRM Program details.

Summer partner

Camp Kuumba

Evanston's summer program for young Black men — YTC brings STEM, robotics, and refurbishing into its sessions each summer.

Host institutions

ETHS · Blake Manor · Primm Towers

The club's home since 2009, and the senior residences whose student-built labs anchor its longest-running service commitment.

Emerging initiative

Northwestern University

An emerging initiative in early conversations — not yet an existing program. CONFIRM One accurate sentence on current status before this goes live.

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