This fall, we wrapped up another exciting semester of free Science Clubs! Across in-person and virtual clubs, more than 960 participants dove headfirst into our Human Body Curriculum, exploring how the systems inside our bodies work together to keep us healthy, strong, and moving.  To support this hands-on learning, our team packed and distributed an incredible 6,960 STEM curriculum kits for the Fall Clubs, ensuring that every participant had the tools they needed to fully en

This fall, we welcomed 24 corporate groups into the Science Club for Girls office to help us pack our STEM Curriculum Kits for the Fall 2025 semester. Our corporate volunteer groups play an essential role in the success of our programs. They pack every single STEM Curriculum Kit that reaches our participants, ensuring that our young young scientists have well-organized, ready-to-use materials for their Science Clubs each week. Their dedication and care make our work possible.

When Walter walks into a Science Club, he doesn’t see a group of first, second, or third graders. He sees scientists. Every week, the girls walk through the door and hear their Mentors greet them: How are our favorite scientists today?   Their faces light up, because in this room their ideas matter, their questions matter, and their curiosity belongs. For Walter, a longtime engineer and business leader who spent 38 years at  Boston-area technology company Teradyne before reti

Written By Aaron Agulnek Last month, during Massachusetts STEM Week , I had the absolute pleasure of joining Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll , Senator Sal DiDomenico , Cambridge Mayor Denise Simmons , Commissioner of Early Education and Care Amy Kershaw , and the incredible staff from Representative Marjorie Decker’s office  at King Open School  in Cambridge. We were there to see something truly special — Science Club for Girls (SCFG)  in action. As the lobbyist for Science