Tiger Service Project
Start your Clemson experience off right with a morning of service to the community!
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 9 am - noon
The Tiger Service Project introduces new Clemson students to local service opportunities. Participants will make new friends, see more of the Clemson community, get free t-shirts, and be a part of a Clemson University tradition.
Participants will meet on the second floor of the Hendrix Student Center at 9 am and receive their event t-shirts, select a service project, and meet their upperclass student leaders. Transportation will be provided for groups volunteering at off-campus locations. Everyone will be back in time for lunch and the Summer Reading Program or Mission: Transition.
Participants will meet on the second floor of the Hendrix Student Center at 9 am and receive their event t-shirts, select a service project, and meet their upperclass student leaders. Transportation will be provided for groups volunteering at off-campus locations. Everyone will be back in time for lunch and the Summer Reading Program or Mission: Transition.
Volunteers should dress appropriately for the weather in clothes you don't mind getting dirty!
To Sign Up
Send your Name, CU Email Address, CU ID Number, and any other information you feel we should know about you to Sarah Anderson, anderso@clemson.edu. You can also sign up at the Tigers Who Care table at the Bowman Block Party on Monday, August 18.
Past Service Projects:
Solid Green: Keep Clemson Clean
Students volunteered to beautify the Clemson campus by picking up trash in selected areas. Participants received an additional free t-shirt and other goodies!
Students volunteered to beautify the Clemson campus by picking up trash in selected areas. Participants received an additional free t-shirt and other goodies!
Clemson Child Development Center
The Clemson Child Development Center serves the Pickens County Community by providing childcare to infants and preschool age children, making scholarships available to low-income children. The center serves a diverse population of children. Volunteers organized their library and helped prepare for a fundraising yard sale.
Clemson Elementary School
Volunteers assisted students with their homework, gym, arts and crafts, and bingo.
The Clemson Child Development Center serves the Pickens County Community by providing childcare to infants and preschool age children, making scholarships available to low-income children. The center serves a diverse population of children. Volunteers organized their library and helped prepare for a fundraising yard sale.
Clemson Elementary School
Volunteers assisted students with their homework, gym, arts and crafts, and bingo.
Clemson Community Care
Clemson Community Care is a local food bank which also provides financial assistance to help local needy families meet their basic needs. Volunteers assisted with landscaping and cleaning to help the facility continue to be an inviting place to visit for people in need.
Clemson Free Clinic
The Clemson Free Clinic provides medical care and free pharmaceuticals to the underserved. Volunteers assisted with clerical tasks and light cleaning.
Bethesda Ministries
Volunteers made fleece baby blankets that were shipped to various locations locally and abroad to help the worlds most impoverished children stay warm during the winter.
Department of Juvenile Justice
Volunteers wrote cards and letters for girls living behind the fence in the Juvenile Justice system in Columbia. Many of these girls do not receive visitors or letters while in the system. Volunteers helped these girls know there is hope for life after they have served their time.
For more information on these and other community partners, click on the Volunteer Opportunities link on the left.
For more information about the Freshman Service Project, contact Sarah Anderson, anderso@clemson.edu.
