We're building a community.
Project enVision has been a leading PVSA certifying 501(c)(3) non-profit organization since 2015. By creating relationships with students, schools, and local politicians, through different programs, we envision a community where learning is free and accessible.
Mission
Our mission is to build a connected community by facilitating learning, while targetting accessibility and community bonding. Our volunteers are commited to this mission and strengthening our community, together.
COVID-19 Response
Since March of 2020, Project enVision U.S. has actively been engaging with underprivileged communites and helping the transition from in-person to distanced learning. Project enVision: Learn and Tutoring have moved online, and we have also introduced Project Lotus, a program to help the mental health of our community. These programs can be viewed on our programs section.
History
Project enVision U.S. was founded in 2015 and since then, has been providing volunteer and educational services to young people everywhere. Our programs and entities have positively impacted thousands of kids and strengthened our community. Please visit our programs section or incubated organizations to learn more.
Meet the Team
Our team consists of members all across the nation. These volunteers help make the events at Project enVision possible.
Aditi Umapathy
Georgia Chapter Lead
Senior at Lakeside HS
Nitish Omprakash
Volunteer at Project Carbon
Junior at Evergreen Valley HS
Sanjith Raman
Volunteer at Project Carbon
Junior at Evergreen Valley HS
Eshaan Kaipa
Volunteer at Project Carbon
Junior at Evergreen Valley HS
Our Advisors
These are the people that overlook the organization and ensure that our activities are making a profound impact.
Rushil Srivastava
Co-Founder at Simplify; University of California, Berkeley
Frequently Asked Questions
Let us help answer the most common questions you might have.
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What positions are available and where can I help?
- In order of priority, we are currently looking for volunteers who can help out in the following fields/positions: Research, Debate, Tutoring, Learn, Chapters, and Inspire.
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I'm not located in San Jose – how can I help?
- Not a problem! First check if there is a chapter located in your area/region. If there is, please reach out to the chapter lead to see how you can help out. If not, Saurish will schedule a call with you to discuss places where your skills can be utilized remotely!
- 3
What's the time commitment as a volunteer?
- We recommend at least 2 hours a week, although this number can vary based on your role in the organization.
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What happens after I apply?
- Once you have applied to be a volunteer/tutor, one of the executive directors will reach out to you & set up a meeting. In this call (hosted over Zoom/Discord), we will ask questions about your application and your role in Project enVision U.S. We will let you know our decisions immediately.