A man using a screwdriver to assemble a switch. Underneath is the text "Clubs That Care is the exact sort of thing that's right up my alley" by Jaxon (BC)"

A group of students in a classroom. Underneath is the text "I have a disability, so I can understand that resources and access to technology and things like this are highly important" by Dante (AB)

Young volunteer in a computer lab. Underneath is the text "Volunteers thought it was a really special experience, and it opened some eyes as to 'maybe I want to be an engineer someday' by Skye (NB)"

Do you want $3,000 to purchase a 3D printer and make your community more accessible?

A new round of funding for our #ClubsThatCare micro-grants has opened for the 2026-2027 cycle. Apply today! buff.ly/WmnLn4m

Nico, wearing a black hoodie and pants, in a wheelchair and posing beside a robot

Nico and Shaun smiling in front of a projector screen

"As a person with a disability and wheelchair user myself, I know firsthand how expensive [assistive tech] can be."

With help from the #ClubsThatCare micro-grant, Nico, who has cerebral palsy, ran a workshop with his school to adapt toys and build switches

Read: buff.ly/vVVlLDh

Graphic showing that our Clubs That Care $3,000 micro-grant is at 50% capacity. It also notes that it is funded by Canada Service Corps.

We’re already at 50% capacity for our Clubs That Care program!

Are you between the ages of 15–30 in Canada and ready to take action in your community?

Apply for our micro-grant and make it happen. Spots are limited — apply today: buff.ly/Bv3vVdc

#YouthGrants #ClubsThatCare #CommunityBuilders

Hannah working on a print on her 3D printer.

Hannah is an occupational therapist at a pediatric clinic in Collingwood, Ontario. She’s also a Clubs That Care youth leader, making assistive devices for the clinic and her community.

Read more: buff.ly/jyJ40rh

#NeilSquire #MakersMakingChange #ClubsThatCare #Volunteer #Youth

Kris at a Makers Making Change table with an adaptive gaming set-up and switches on display.

Yesterday, Kris, our BC Outreach & Operations Coordinator, attended Career Fair Canada in Vancouver. It was a great chance to talk with attendees about adaptive gaming, #ClubsThatCare, and our programs for people with disabilities.

#NeilSquire #MakersMakingChange #Outreach #AssistiveTechnology

Images of switch adapted toys and joysticks, and a female maker at a build event. Text: Real impact, real opportunity. Everything to know about Clubs That Care, $3,000 micro-grant. Logos for Makers Making Change, a Neil Squire program, and a note that it is funded by Canada Service Corps.

An image of people working together at a build event. Text: Clubs That Care $3,000 Micro-grant. Impact your community: engage 10 volunteers, build 20 assistive devices.

A person soldering. Text: Opportunity to lead. Receive $3,000 micro-grant, purchase tools & materials, including a 3D printer.

Images of different 3D printed and low-tech assistive technology. Text revealing different steps: 1) Aged 15-30?, 2) Fill out application & complete interview, 3) Sign letter and receive grant, 4) Make a difference.

Canadian youth aged 15–30 with a passion for STEM and community impact — this is for you.

Apply now for the Clubs That Care micro-grant: www.makersmakingchange.com/s/clubs-that...

#ClubsThatCare #MakersMakingChange #NeilSquire #VolunteerImpact #AssistiveTechnology #3DPrint #Makers #Accessibility