Office of Service-Learning & Volunteer Programs
           West Chester University
Killinger Hall Basement
Room B-19
West Chester, PA 19383
Phone: 610-436-3379

mtripp@wcupa.edu


OFFICE HOURS:
M-TH - 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
F - 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Mid-August to Mid-May

Serve. Volunteer. Learn.

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***How to Help Haiti in aftermath of Earthquake.

As with all major disasters the best way to help is with a financial donation. 

Groups and individuals can donate to our WCU account SSI 450 - you can give donations to our office to deposit or deposit at the SSI ticket window in Sykes- please specify Haiti. These funds will go to the American Red Cross.

IF YOU ARE PLANNING A FUNDRAISING EVENT PLEASE NOTIFY OUR OFFICE OR EMAIL Maggie Tripp    SO WE CAN COMPILE A LIST AND PROMOTE PROJECTS.

If you prefer to donate directly here are several reputable charities American Red Cross, The Salvation Army,

and Doctor's Without Borders

        FEB. 3 Monetary donations collected at the

     Women's and Men's Basketball Games in Hollinger - 5:30pm and 7:30pm

FEB. 4 BENEFIT CONCERT IN SYKES 7-10pm

"YELE FOR HAITI". More info soon.

Now - FEB 5- Hearts for Haiti  candy sale by Alchemists' Club 11am to 2pm in SSS 107/109

FEB 16- Exotic food sale 11am to 1pm by Muslim Student Association. $5 for a full meal. in Sykes lobby

FEB 17- Ash Wednesday Collection at the Newman Center on South New Street.

 

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Special spring events include Brownie Bake Off,

Daffodil Days and the return of the Scrabble Tournament.  Be sure and look at the events list. 

 

 

      DAFFODIL DAYS ORDER FORM DUE FEB.16

NEW LIMITED EDITION BOYD'S BEAR AND THIS YEARS VASE ARE PICTURED ABOVE.

Brownies

   SWEET TREATS SO OTHERS CAN EAT

BROWNIE BAKE OFF ENTRY DUE FEB.9TH

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In 2008-2009 students contributed 208,820 hours of     service.  Be a part of it this year! Just click on the tabs to the left to get involved.

Service-Learning is defined as academic courses that have a service component.  Students provide meaningful service to the community that is directly related to the course content.  Reflection on these experiences is an important part of true service-learning.

Volunteer Programs provide opportunities for individuals, clubs and organizations to meet community needs through one-time events as well as ongoing programs.