Peer Leaders in Engineering- Citrus County Nonprofit

Problem Solving in real time.

Last night's work on the race car was a huge success, thanks to the enthusiasm and dedication of the young adults who joined us, demonstrating the impact of collective effort and hands-on education.

A heartfelt thank you to Keith Brendel, community mentor at Peer Leaders, for his tireless efforts to make a positive impact. We're honored that he showcased this program on his car, inspiring others to get involved.

Thank you Floral City Lions Club for investing in our community. Another student will be able to attend engineering camp because of you!

There is a limited number of spots. Enrollments completed by April 9 th will be randomized. Participants will be notified of acceptance by April 12 th. Please message us with any questions. Available to all middle and high school age students.

Big ideas start at small tables.

A group of neighbors, leaders, and problem-solvers coming together to dream up something new.

Still work to do, but one thing is clear…
something exciting is on the horizon.

This is what Peer Leaders in Engineering is all about—creating opportunities, sparking creativity, and bringing people together through hands-on learning.

Learning happens one conversation at a time.
This weekend our Peer Leaders in Engineering volunteers spent time with kids exploring tools and asking questions. These moments of curiosity today become the innovators of tomorrow.
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This weekend at the Floral City Strawberry Festival, our Peer Leaders in Engineering booth was all about curiosity, learning, and hands-on discovery.
Watching kids light up as they tried real tools, asked questions, and explored how things work reminded us exactly why we started this program.
When young people get the chance to build, experiment, and learn from people in our community, they start to see what’s possible for their own future.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to learn with us!

At the Citrus County Car Cruisers show, Tim and I proudly displayed our 1974 Dodge D100 and met inspiring individuals who are passionate about mentoring the next generation through the Peer Leaders Program.

Peer Leaders in Engineering unlocks our full potential, fostering greatness in individuals of all ages, as participants grow through mutual learning and teaching.

To the community: Please cover your exterior pipes this weekend as they can possibly damage in the projected temperatures.