Welcome Students to the Fall 2009 semester!
The mission statement of The University of Michigan-Dearborn demonstrates that we are an institution committed to being an integral part of our community and to developing in our students the practical skills necessary to institute positive change in their environments.
Volunteer Dearborn provides opportunities for individuals, large groups and student organizations to participate in community and volunteer projects in Southeastern Michigan. Volunteer Dearborn offers students and student organizations easy access to centralized information collected from the community about available service opportunities. It is our hope that we help UM-D students, faculty and staff foster positive change in the surrounding community.
Upcoming 2009 Calendar Events:
- October 9, 2009
- Arts and Scraps (Friday Event)
- 8:30am - 12pm
- October 17, 2009
- October 22, 2009
- Health Advocacy Event - Kochoff
- 3pm - 4:15pm
- October 24, 2009 - Make A Difference Day
- Partnership with United Way, Henry Ford Community College and Alma College
Volunteering Locations
- Greening of Detroit
- Accounting Aid Society
- Looking for My Sister
- Stanford House
- One more possible site-TBA
Register Here for Make A Difference Day
- November 7, 2009
- November 13, 2009
- November 21, 2009
Other service projects in and around Detroit are currently being planned...check back for more information!
*If you are interested in participating in any event or volunteering with Volunteer Dearborn, email Evan Finley, Student Activities AmeriCorps VISTA with your intent to participate or sign up under the Volunteer Service Form, listing the event in which you wish to participate in.
Signature Programs
Self-directed Volunteer Search
If Volunteer Dearborn and the Student Activities Office (SAO) can not provide a volunteer opportunity that fits with your schedule and personality, click here to find other possible opportunities to get involved in your community.
Testimonials & Blogs
Read what others are saying about Volunteer Dearborn and their experiences with the programs put on throughout the year.
