Envirolution

Envirolution's mission is to inspire and empower the next generation of leaders and workers who will drive the growth of a sustainable economy.

Envirolution is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to developing and scaling dynamic K-12 education, youth leadership, and community outreach programs centered around energy efficiency, sustainability, and Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM) career opportunities. With a focus on hands-on service learning, our programs not only provide career development for students, but also enable our participants to give back to their communities. Envirolution seeks to promote global change by championing local efforts that empower citizens to do positive, meaningful work and to make a good living while giving back to the social and environmental communities.

Testimonials

Being more hands-on helped me decide to pursue mechanical engineering instead of civil engineering, as I wanted to work more with moving components and more with my hands and things that I can physically touch. - 12th Grader - Advanced Technologies Academy

I believe these lessons reinvented my ideas of sustainability because it used to just be connected to recycling. But when you bring into picture the energy grid of the world it gets more interesting. I think the sustainability of the earth is important and that it could become a job option someday. - 10th Grader- Reed High School

Without Career Quest, my students likely would not get to take field trips. Our school district is struggling with funding and transportation, so Career Quest is making these activities possible for my students. The process to sign up is so easy, and I appreciate the hard work Envirolution staff do to be able to offer field trips to my class. - Teacher, Eagle Valley MS

I think the biggest impact of this field trip is introducing students to a workplace focused on constant improvement and sustainability. Many students know little to nothing about other jobs available in their community and this broadens their horizons quite a bit. - Teacher, Fritsch Elementary