We're Here to Serve

Loading events...

The UCLA Volunteer Center coordinates service activities on campus and throughout Greater Los Angeles to inspire members of the extended UCLA family to give their time and talent. As part of the Student Affairs division, the Center strives to make a positive impact upon UCLA and the Greater Los Angeles community. At UCLA, there are many ways to give back to the community. Through the Volunteer Center, students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members can participate in ongoing and annual service opportunities, suggest volunteer site locations, and lead service projects. The Volunteer Center also maintains an online listing of campus-wide service groups, and a volunteer database of community service opportunities. The UCLA Volunteer Center's mission is to inspire the more than 500,000 members of the extended UCLA family, as well as the community at large, to create social change through lifelong participation in volunteer programs and civic engagement.

An impact report showing that the Volunteer Center has: been active for 14 years, had 125 One Bus, One Cause projects, served 729 sites served, given back more than $9,200,000 back to the community (in terms of service per hour studies), computed 353,743 service hours, had 8,511 community volunteers, and 54,291 student volunteers.

UCLA Volunteer Center stats as of October 2022.