Community Outreach Day: VIDEO

Current Volunteer Opportunity Details

BEFORE THE EVENT:

Help get the word out about Community Outreach Day! 
Volunteer during the first two weeks of winter semester to help with a booth in the Wilk and to pass out fliers during lunchtime hours. 
Come help for as much as you can, even one hour helps!

You would need to be free during lunch hours (approx 11am to 2pm) at least one day during the week.

Invite your friends/spouse/date to participate from this wonderful service event.

DURING THE EVENT:

Come and serve. There will be different service opportunities on-campus and off-campus.

Invite your friends.

CONTACT US:

communityoutreachday@gmail.com

Top 5 Reasons You Should Be Involved With Community Outreach Day

SERVICE: Use your day off from school to give back to the community you live in.

PROGRAM VARIETY: Community Outreach Day involves dozen of service projects on BYU campus and around the community. Come and choose your favorite way to serve.

INSPIRATION: The program starts with a devotional honoring Martin Luther King Jr. and featuring a guest speaker. Past speakers have included professional athletes and BYU athletes.

SOCIAL INTERACTION: With over 700 volunteers from BYU, UVU, and the surrounding community participating, Community Outreach Day is a great chance to meet new people and make friends.

THE WEATHER: What better way to heat up in January then with the love and warmth of service? 


Community Outreach Day

Community Outreach Day is a BYU Center for Service and Learning program. It is a community-wide day of service to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Community Outreach Day is when students along with faculty and community friends enjoyed serving in a wide variety of causes. We reached out to the community at the Orem Public Library, Deseret Industries, Food and Care Coalition, and a variety of retirement homes. Many other projects were done at BYU, which benefited a variety of organizations from the youth to the elderly to foreign aid. UVU also provided great projects which really helped supply the hungry volunteers with valuable service.