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hattieakaBeta Alpha Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.. with the Newark Alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., collaborated on a community service project at the Newark warming shelter which provides the homeless with a warm place to sleep as well as social services.
when the new president of the philippines was sworn in he declared an all out war against drugs. during his state of the nation address he mentioned that drug offenders should submit themselves to rehabilitation or die. since his declaration there had been a massive voluntary surrender of drug offenders. this morning i chanced upon this group of men who are doing voluntary community work. i was told that they are taking up the president's drug rehabilitation program
Eric learned how painful community service can be. This picture was taken with my fraternity brothers at Lake People Park. This is one of two new parks being created by the organization Friends of Goat Hill. home.comcast.net/~fogh
Several ladies from the Restoration team have been working on numerous projects in Perry County during their Christmas Break--including building this handicapped access ramp for a family in Marion!
Freshman Service Day took place on Thursday, August 19, and continued the tradition of service through a variety of community-based activities including woodworking, sorting food, and making cards.
On Sept. 28, members of the Emergency Medicine Residency Program at Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center participated in the 2016 Emergency Medicine Day of Service. They performed hundreds of health screenings on students at Steelton-Highspire Elementary School.
BLMERS #GIVINGBACK: Elko District Employees Raise Funds for Children’s Hospital
The Elko District Employee's Club rang in the 2014 holiday season by raising over $1,100 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. On Nov. 19, the group held a charity auction to raise the money. Outdoor Recreation Planner Zach Pratt served as the auctioneer, putting up several items donated by employees including homemade food, hand-carved items, embroidered shirts, and other miscellaneous odds and ends. Some items were put up as part of a silent auction. The event also featured homemade soups and stews for lunch that were brought in by Elko District employees.
Eight cadets hosted the first Merit Badge College at West Point for dozens of Boy Scouts from Troop 23 Oct. 18. Class of 2016 Cadet Regina Parker came up with the idea over the summer and worked with Troop 23 Scoutmaster Rod Wilson to organize the event. She asked several of her friends from the Corps—a few former scouts among them—to help out. Additional assistance was provided by the West Point Fire and Emergency Services and Military Police Detachment. The activities conducted would fulfill requirements for the Citizenship in the Nation merit badge and the Emergency Preparedness merit badge. A week later the group would take a trip to Constitution Island to attend a workshop toward earning the American Heritage merit badge. Photo by Mike Strasser/USMA PAO
121023-N-VA590-055 REAM, Cambodia (Oct. 23, 2012) – Aviation Machinist’s Mate 1st Class (AW) Jonathan Phillips, attached to Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron Light 37 (HSL-37) aboard the guided-missile Frigate USS Vandegrift (FFG 48), plays a game of jump the rope with children at the Ream Primary School during the Community Service event. HSL-37 and USS Vandegrift are participating in Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training (CARAT) Cambodia 2012. CARAT is a series of bilateral military exercises between the U.S. Navy and the armed forces of Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Timor Leste. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Jose Lopez, Jr. /Released)
Naz Physical Therapy students prepare to try their hand at paddling at the 14th Annual Rochester River Challenge, sponsored by Cape Ability Outrigger Ohana Inc., which provides inclusive outrigger canoe programs to paddlers with and without physical and intellectual disabilities.
Southern's annual MLK Service Day sees students, faculty, and staff serve in a wide variety of capacities assisting projects all over the Chattanooga area.
Jean Massey, Judson's Teacher Certification officer and breast cancer survivor, and student Amanda Askins pose with the 'ribbon'* created for Judson's Breast Cancer Awareness Rally on Oct. 11, 2011. Students and faculty participated in the rally on Judson's hockey field. Mrs. Massey, spoke briefly, Religious Studies Department Head Scott Bullard offered a prayer, and then students and faculty released pink balloons in honor and memory of friends and loved ones touched by breast cancer.
*The ribbon, created by the Lady Eagles volleyball team, bears the names of friends and loved ones touched by cancer. Stars represent patients currently fighting the disease, exclamation points represent patients who fought and survived, and crosses represent women who lost their lives to breast cancer.
Photo by Bill Mathews
Students in Judson's SGA volunteered their time to pack Thanksgiving dinner kits for families in Perry County.
Ana, a JC freshman, looked particularly excited to donate blood when LifeSouth came for a visit! Photo by Bill Mathews.
Teens getting ready for their graduation lu'ua presentation. Teens made their own hula skirts from ti' leaf at Project Hawai'i teen mentoring summer camp.
AFGE leaders, members and staffers volunteer with the Mobile Food Pantry in Silver Spring, Md. Volunteers distributed food donated by the Capital Area Food Bank to those in need.
AFGE leaders, members and staffers volunteer with the Mobile Food Pantry in Silver Spring, Md. Volunteers distributed food donated by the Capital Area Food Bank to those in need.