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Introduction to Volunteer Programs

Choosing a Volunteer Opportunity

Personal Risk Management for Volunteers

Organizing Successful Volunteer Projects for Groups

Student Groups at BU

A Community Guide to Working with Binghamton University Students

Alternative Breaks

Animal Care

CHOW: Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse

CHOW Walk Against Hunger on BU Campus

Elder Services Fact Sheet

Faith-based Organizations in the Local Area

"Free" Donations Website

Fundraising: Raise Money for a Good Cause
Binghamton University's XCEL Center also offers a brochure to help with planning a fundraiser. To access this brochure, and others on XCEL's website, click this link: XCEL brochures.

Health Care Volunteer Opportunities

Local Associations and Coalitions

National and International Disaster and Crisis Relief

Political Advocacy & Action on Campus

Political Groups at Local and National Levels

Regional Arts Organizations and Venues

Soup Kitchens and Food Related Resources

Support/Advocacy Groups including Mental Health Organizations

Watchdog Organizations

Working with Children and Youth

Episodic Volunteering

Service Learning

Volunteer to Explore Career Interests - some thoughts from a former BU student

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About Us

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Volunteer Opportunities
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Service Learning

Student Groups
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Fact Sheets

For questions about community service, come to the Volunteer Programs Office located in the Off Campus College office, UUW-204. Meet with our staff or send an email to mbwillis@binghamton.edu we'll be glad to help!