Get Involved
Ways to get involved for students, parents, schools, partners, and more.
Volunteer With Us
Are you a university student majoring in STEM or the Arts or a professional in a STEM or Arts field? Art Technically is seeking workshop leaders for STEM and Arts workshops at schools and student organizations and virtually across the US. We are especially seeking volunteers with Computer Science, Engineering, and Music backgrounds. Be the change in a young student’s life by working with K-12 students directly! If interested, send your resume to team@arttechnically.org. You will be required to pass a Criminal Background Check before working with students.
Art Technically is also seeking volunteer curriculum writers from all backgrounds (STEM and Arts/Media) and Technical Consultants (Computer Science, Engineering, and Physics). If you have an idea for a STEM or Arts workshop or see an existing workshop you’d like to work on, contact lily@arttechnically.org.
K-12 Schools and Partner Organizations
Are you a K-12 school, after-school or summer program, or student serving organization? Art Technically works for you!
Art Technically workshops for Title 1 and census-designated rural K-12 schools are always free and include workshop-specific materials and trained workshop leaders. We hold four different kinds of workshops: on-site in-class workshops, on-site after-school workshops, off-site workshops, and remote workshops (via Zoom). We offer remote workshops for schools and organizations across the United States and in-person workshops in New York/New Jersey, New England (Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island), Memphis, the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia), and Hampton Roads, Virginia.
For more information contact team@arttechnically.org!
Make a Donation
Art Technically is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, so donations made to our organization are tax-deductible. The easiest way to donate is through PayPal Charities at the donate button below! For information on donations, contact team@arttechnically.org.
We are also seeking donations of equipment and workshop materials. See below for a list of what we are currently seeking and contact lily@arttechnically.org for donation information.
Technologies and Tools
- Computers and Laptops
- iPads and Tablets
- Sewing Machines
- Stage Lights and Stage Lighting Equipment
- Crescent Wrenches
- Heat-Resistant Gloves
- Dress Forms
- Drawing pads
- Touchscreen Styluses
- Meteorology Kits
- Cameras (of all kinds)
- Artist Manikins and Anatomical Models
- Grow Lights and other Agriculture Demo Tools
Materials
- Fabric, Thread, and Notions (especially string and beads)
- Gel Filters (Lighting Gels)
- Unopened Soil Bags
- Unopened Seed Packets
- Glass bottles, jars, and beakers
- Paper, markers, paints, and other art materials
- Unopened dye kits
- Unopened Astronaut Ice Cream and freeze dried fruits and vegetables
- Printer Paper (8.5×11)
- Printer Ink (Epson 212)
Special Projects
- New in Box STEM, STEAM, and Arts toys (i.e. science kits, art kits, tinker boxes, LEGO sets, scientist and artist career Barbie dolls, plush dinosaurs, dinosaur and astronaut figurines/action figures, toy medical kits)
- New STEM, STEAM and Arts children’s books for ages K-8 (examples include Ada Twist Scientist, Hidden Figures Young Reader’s Addition, Mae Among the Stars, Aaron Slater Illustrator).