Join us

Whether you're a student who loves science or a volunteer who wants to make a difference, there's a place for you here. Help us teach kids about health, reduce stigma, and spark a little wonder along the way.

Hours Volunteered
800+Hours Volunteered
Instagram Followers
500+Instagram Followers
Students Reached
300+Students Reached
Volunteers
30+Volunteers
Care Packages Donated
85Care Packages Donated
Events Hosted
10+Events Hosted
Podcast Episodes Published
12Podcast Episodes Published
ProjectPatho members behind their Club Rush table at Del Norte High School, talking with students who want to join

What our volunteers do

From library workshops to care-package drives, our volunteers turn big, scary medical words into something kids can understand, and feel good about. You bring the curiosity; we'll show you the rest.

Ways to get involved

Pick whichever fits you best. Every role helps a kid somewhere understand their body a little better.

  • Run events & workshops

    Help plan and lead hands-on sessions that make diseases and disorders make sense to younger kids, from setup to the final high-five.

  • Make care packages

    Assemble thoughtful bundles of comfort and encouragement for kids and families facing tough diagnoses.

  • Cards for Hospitalized Kids

    Design and write cheerful, handmade cards that brighten the day of children spending time in the hospital.

  • Spread awareness

    Share our posts, reels, and stories on social media to reduce stigma and reach families who need clear, kind information.

  • PathoTalks podcast

    Research topics, interview guests, or help edit episodes of our podcast that unpacks the science of pathology for everyone.

  • Make info posters

    Turn complicated conditions into friendly, accurate posters and resources that teachers and families can actually use.

Sign up

Tell us a little about yourself and how you'd like to help. We read every response and will reach out about upcoming projects.

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