The following are descriptions of volunteer opportunities available to graduate students through Gonzaga's Community Action and Service Learning Center (CCASL). For more information on any of these programs or to sign up for one, please visit the CCASL website.
Partners Project
The Partners Project is a literacy and tutoring program that focuses on cultural understanding. An emphasis is placed on promoting a multilingual and multicultural awareness between the Gonzaga tutors and the students.
If you have any questions please call the Partners Project Coordinator at 509-323-5524 or extention 5524 on campus.
Special Olympics
The main objective of the Special Olympics is quite simple. They provide a year-round program of sports training and competition for children and adults with mental retardation, or a closely related developmental disability. The vision is to change the world's perception of the developmentally disabled and their role in society.
If you have any questions please call Megan Dromnicky at 509-484-2532.
Santa's Helpers
Santa's Helpers helps the underprivileged families in the Spokane community have a wonderful Christmas. The families were selected with the help of the Martin Luther King Junior Center.
Applications are available at the beginning of the school year.
If you have any questions please contact the Santa's Helpers Coordinators at 509-323-6824 or extention 6824 on campus!
Take a Stand Against Sexual Violence
Take a Stand Against Sexual Violence is a rape awareness program, started a few years ago by a CAP staff student. Take a Stand's mission is to spread awareness, as well as prevention, through the performance of ten or so monologues about sexual assault. Take a Stand performs twice a year, and welcomes anyone to join who is passionate about ending this terrible crime.
If you have any questions please call theTake A Stand Coordinator at 509-323-6832 or extention 6832 on campus.
April's Angels
Help rebuild/refurbish a local school in Spokane. Similar to Christmas in April and Rebuilding Together.
Campus Kitchens
Prepare food for homeless/low-income families on campus twice a week.
Get involved with Junior Achievement!
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