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Serve & Learn Program

Customized service learning trips for students and youth groups of all ages

Our Service Learning Trips

Year-round trips across the country
New Orleans St. Louis Cathedral

New Orleans

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Atlanta

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Southern California Beach

Southern California

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Arizona

San Juan Downtown Buildings

Puerto Rico

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Washington D.C.

Philadelphia Liberty Bell

Philadelphia

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South Florida

Chicago Skyline

Chicago

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Our Services

We manage all logistics to provide a full turn-key experience.
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Project Management

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Staffing

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Transportation

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Food & Meals

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Housing

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Educational
Activities

Past Clients

Impact to Date

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204

Volunteer groups worked with

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46,001

Volunteers worked with

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431,743

Volunteer hours completed

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100+

Community partners supported

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$10.5M

Total philanthropic impact

Benefits & Resources

  • Improve character values and responsible behavior
     

  • Improve academic outcomes for students
     

  • Promote a connection to school and community, creates a sense of pride in one's community
     

  • Improves social skills and understanding

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  • Learn about critical social issues facing their generation
     

  • Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills
     

  • Gain hands-on experience
     

  • Network with professionals that students may later connect with for internships or jobs

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“My favorite part of the event was connecting with the community members and helping them reduce carbon emissions.”

LUKE HARRIS

Lamar University

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