VoltaVOLTA NYC

Impact Report

Measurable outcomes.
Real communities.

Volta NYC is not just a student organization — it's a proof of concept that students can deliver professional-grade work to under-resourced businesses at scale. This page documents that work.

By the numbers

Volta NYC — Spring 2026

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Businesses Served

Across 9 NYC neighborhoods

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Student Members

High school & college

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Neighborhoods Active

Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx

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FL Businesses Served

National total growing

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Cities Operating

NYC, Jacksonville, Bay Area, Atlanta, VA, Dallas

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Service Tracks

Tech, Finance, Marketing

Three tracks of impact

Where change happens

Digital Access

We build and deploy professional websites for small businesses that could not otherwise afford web development. Our work directly expands each business's reach and legitimacy online.

Avg. Google Maps impressions +340% post-SEO
100% of websites are mobile-optimized and ADA compliant
Median time to launch: 3 weeks

Financial Access

Many NYC small business owners are unaware of the grants and public programs they qualify for. Our finance track conducts research, prepares applications, and navigates the process on their behalf.

Grant applications submitted (cumulative) — data pending
Average grant amount identified per business — data pending
% of applicants receiving at least 1 award — data pending

Marketing Reach

We create social media content strategies, produce founder video content, and grow audiences for businesses that don't have the time or resources to manage digital marketing themselves.

Average follower growth per account managed — data pending
Avg. posts per week across active accounts — data pending
Video content produced per semester — data pending

From our partners

Business owner voices

They built us a website in three weeks and optimized our Google listing. We're getting calls we never got before.

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Business Owner

Souk Al Shater — Sunnyside, Queens

Our Instagram went from zero to consistent content for the first time. The students really understood the brand.

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Business Owner

Anatolico — Park Slope, Brooklyn

The grant research they did found opportunities I had no idea existed. It takes time we just don't have.

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Business Owner

Higher Learning — Chinatown, Manhattan

Geographic reach

9 neighborhoods.
5 boroughs.

Park Slope, Sunnyside, Chinatown, Long Island City, Cypress Hills, Flatbush, The Hub, Bayside, Forest Avenue. Each neighborhood represents an active BID or community organization partnership.

View interactive map →

Brooklyn

3 neighborhoods

Queens

3 neighborhoods

Manhattan

1 neighborhood

Bronx

1 neighborhood

Staten Island

1 neighborhood

Recognition

Institutional credibility

NYC Small Business Services

Recognized as a community asset in outreach to BIDs — details to be added

Stuyvesant High School

Student-run nonprofit founded by and operating with Stuy students

Media coverage

Coming soon — documenting our first full semester — details to be added

Transparency

This page is updated each semester.

We're a young organization. Not every metric is filled in yet. We believe in showing our work honestly — including what we're still building toward. Check back after each cohort cycle.