JUNIORS
A unique volunteering program where employees and kids (ages 8–18) come together to do good, learn deeply, and create lasting memories right in your office.
Family First Impact
Kids volunteer alongside their parents, creating shared memories that matter
Designed for young minds
Activities crafted to spark curiosity, kindness, and hands-on learning
Real change in one day
Take the first, powerful first step towards a lifelong habit of giving back
Start Young.
Stay Kind.
Kids who volunteer early grow into adults who care — about people, the planet, and purpose. Juniors plants that seed early, through real experiences that stick.
Stories that stick.
Lessons that last.
Choose from curated modules that engage kids on sustainability, kindness, and community impact — all while showcasing your organization’s values.
Start Young.
Stay Kind.
Kids who volunteer early grow into adults who care — about people, the planet, and purpose. Juniors plants that seed early, through real experiences that stick.
Choose from 2 super engaging formats
A burst of impact activities to fit into any schedule
Interactive sessions on the workplace, hands-on activities, Q&A sessions, a glimpse into parents’ work
Anything
Volunteering
A full day of fun, learning, and purposeful engagement
Job-shadowing, team challenges, exploring roles and workplace dynamics and a variety of volunteering options
Tour
Dreams
Little hands.
Lasting Light.
Parents at a leading global technology firm joined forces with their children to build solar lamps for unhoused youth — turning a simple hands-on activity into a powerful lesson in empathy, energy access, and the joy of giving!
The company wanted to include a volunteering activity in their Take Your Children to Work Day event. But how do you design a meaningful, safe, and engaging experience for kids aged 6 to 13?
- Hands-on and tangible
- Fun but not frivolous
- Emotionally grounding but not overwhelming
- Easy to follow and deeply meaningful
In partnership with At The Crossroads, a nonprofit supporting unhoused youth in the U.S., we brought kids and families together to assemble solar-powered lamps for youth living without access to electricity. The session included:
- A guided storytelling moment about how lack of electricity affects millions of children and teens in America.
- A short video from At The Crossroads introducing real-life stories of impact.
- A hands-on activity where kids built solar lamps using lightweight, child-safe kits.
- Time for creativity, with children writing or drawing postcards to include with the lamps.
By the end of the event ...
- 30 solar lamps were built by the children.
- Each lamp was packed with a personal note of encouragement, written out by the kids.
- The lamps were donated to At The Crossroads, where they were distributed to youth in transitional housing and shelters.
- The kids gained an understanding of energy access, empathy, and the joy of giving.
This Juniors volunteering experience was successful because it struck the perfect balance:
- Age-Appropriate Learning
Kids learned about homelessness and solar energy in a simple, engaging way. - Tangible Action
Children didn’t just hear about change—they made it with their hands. - Fun and Empowering
The activity was playful but purpose-driven, fostering pride and joy in giving back. - Family-Friendly
Parents and children connected over values and purpose in a safe, structured environment.
