About the Role
Are you passionate about making a difference in your community? Do you believe in the power of technology to change lives? Tech Time Cincinnati Foundation is looking for enthusiastic, caring, and creative volunteers to join our mission of bridging the digital divide for youth, adults, and seniors across Cincinnati!
Volunteer Opportunities Available:
NextGen AI Summer Camps: Mentor, assist with hands-on projects, or help lead workshops in game design, app development, YouTube creation, e-commerce, drones, and more.
Tech It Easy Programs: Support adults and seniors as they build confidence with computers, smartphones, social media, and smart home technology.
Special Events & Workshops: Help organize, set up, and run tech fairs, community outreach, and grant competitions.
Guest Speakers & Industry Mentors: Share your expertise in business, marketing, STEM, or entrepreneurship.
Why Volunteer With Us?
Make a real impact by empowering others with essential digital skills.
Gain valuable experience in education, mentorship, and technology.
Network with a passionate team of educators, tech professionals, and community leaders.
Flexible schedules—volunteer for a single event, a camp session, or ongoing programs.
Earn service hours, letters of recommendation, and the satisfaction of giving back!
Who Can Volunteer?
High school and college students (16+), working professionals, retirees, and anyone with a heart for service.
No tech experience required for many roles—just a willingness to learn and help others!
Tell us your interests and availability, and we’ll match you with the perfect opportunity.
Join us in building a more inclusive, tech-savvy Cincinnati—volunteer with Tech Time Cincinnati Foundation today!
Requirements
Interest in Technology and Community Service: Volunteers should be passionate about helping others gain digital skills and bridging the digital divide, whether working with youth, adults, or seniors.
Basic Technology Skills: Comfort using common devices such as smartphones, tablets, and computers is helpful. Specific roles may require familiarity with certain platforms (e.g., social media, coding, or e-commerce), but many volunteer opportunities are open to those willing to learn.
Willingness to Learn: Volunteers may need to complete training sessions on topics like working with older adults, online safety, information security, and recognizing elder abuse, depending on the program.
Communication Skills: Patience, clear communication, and a supportive attitude are important, especially when teaching or assisting those new to technology.
Background Check: For the safety of all participants, volunteers may be required to pass a background check before starting.
Time Commitment: Volunteers should be able to commit to the agreed-upon schedule, whether it’s a single event, a camp session, or ongoing weekly support. Some roles may require as little as 1–2 hours per week, while others may be more involved.
Teamwork and Reliability: Ability to work well with staff, other volunteers, and participants, and to reliably show up for scheduled shifts.
Age Requirement: Some roles may have a minimum age (often 16 or 18), especially when working with youth or in leadership positions.
Additional qualifications, such as previous teaching, mentoring, or event experience, are a plus but not required for most roles. Enthusiasm, reliability, and a willingness to help are the most important qualities for Tech Time Cincinnati Foundation volunteers
About the Company
Tech Time Cincinnati Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to bridging the digital divide through innovative technology education programs. We offer specialized tech training including NextGen AI Business and Marketing for youth entrepreneurs and Tech It Easy for training seniors how to navigate tech, creating meaningful connections across generations while building essential digital skills. Our AI Authors track students to create, publish, and market AI-assisted books and digital products.