Service Opportunities From: North Carolina Central University

We need your support for the Global Village that starts before the 2026 Durham CROP Hunger Walk.  You can earn extra hours and help educate the walkers about how the funds they are raising are helping to solve local needs. You can participate and represent your student organization.

There are five volunteer choices: outreach advocate, hunger voter, budget rope, sack race and face painter.

Students MUST -

1) Select the volunteer choices you want to support in SignUp Genius: 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094AADAC23A4FCC34-62934493-2026#/ 

2) Respond to the opportunity in Get Connected.

Commitment is for 90 minutes, but you will need to arrive by 12:00pm in order to get parking. You will report to the statue in front of Duke Chapel on Duke West Campus at 12:30 pm and finish at 2:30 pm, when the Walk begins. You will be able to walk in the CROP Walk when it starts if you so desire.

All volunteers for this activity will receive a FREE t-shirt designed by a NCCU Art major.

You will earn 2 hours for volunteering with the Global Village. If the slots are filled for this opportunity, you can still participate in the CROP Hunger walk for 10 community engagement hours.

Check in and check out at the statue near Duke Chapel. The staff person will be wearing an orange safety vest.  Please join us in making this the most successful village for the walkers ever!

The NC Association of Educators will assist in remodeling Lakewood Elementary School.  Activities will include painting, organizing classroom materials, and minor remodeling tasks to enhance the learning environment for students.

Earn hour per hour.

Contact: Kennedi Williams - Email: kwill517@eagles.nccu.edu

Registration Form for the Event:

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Volunteers are needed to serve as hosts and hostesses for the Baccalaureate Ceremony - The College of Health and Sciences, The School of Business and The School of Education on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 2:00 p.m., in the McDougald-McLendon Arena.

If you are willing to serve, please register and include your telephone number. Please share with others who may volunteer. Please wear a white top with a black bottom - business attire.

Please share with others who may be willing to serve.

As always, thank you for your service to North Carolina Central University.

Volunteers are needed to serve as hosts and hostesses for the Baccalaureate Commencement (College of Art, Social Sciences and Humanities and the School of Business) on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at 9:00 a.m., in the McDougald-McLendon Arena.

If you are willing to serve, please register and include your telephone number. Please share with others who may volunteer. Please wear a white top with a black bottom - business attire.

Please share with others who may be willing to serve.

As always, thank you for your service to North Carolina Central University.

Volunteers are needed to serve as hosts and hostesses for the Graduate and Professional on Friday, May 8, 2025, at 9:00 a.m., in the McDougald-McLendon Arena.

If you are willing to serve, please register and include your telephone number. Please share with others who may volunteer. Please wear a white top with a black bottom - business attire.

Please share with others who may be willing to serve.

As always, thank you for your service to North Carolina Central University.

Join us for this family-friendly event, the Durham CROP Hunger Walk "Change the World" with the NCCU Eagles Care team. It will kick-off Sunday, March 29, 2026 at 1:30pm at Duke University Chapel (Use 401 Chapel Drive for GPS location).  Be Part of Something BIG!!

This year we will be participating once again as the NCCU Eagles Care team as we walk together to end poverty and hunger around the world!!!!  Earn 10 Community Engagement Hours for completing all 4 steps.Students MUST -

1) Fundraise or donate at least $5 to the Durham CROP Hunger Walk NCCU Eagles Care team by using the following link: https://events.crophungerwalk.org/chw/team/nccu-eagles-care.

Select Donate Now to make your donation. Type the dollar amount and complete the remaining information. If someone is donating on your behalf, have them to put your name under Recognition name (if different from your name) so you will receive credit for the donation.

2) Complete the walk. Check in and check out at the statue near Duke Chapel. The staff person will be wearing an orange safety vest.

3) Take pictures and videos about why you walk and share them on social media using #bullishaboutendinghunger, #CROPHungerWalk, and #DurhamCROPWalk, #NCCU #EagleServe #NCCUEaglesCare.

4) Reflect on your experience (you will receive the reflection prompts after you complete the above steps.)

Student will earn 10 community engagement hours for participating in the CROP Walk activities. It is EASY as 1, 2, 3, 4.

This is a family-friendly event. Bring your Family, Friends, Alumni, Supporters to walk with you. Free parking will be available in the parking garage near Duke Chapel and the Bryan Center student union.  Look for signs. Give yourself plenty of time to find parking.

                  SHOW your Eagle Pride!               SHOW that Eagles Care!

The ECE/CDFR Majors Student Group will provide mentoring and tutoring school-aged children with Maureen Joy Charter School.

To provide supportive and professional service to NCCU students, faculty, staff, and community for the Office of Community Engagement and Service. 

Work Study students need the following qualifications: 

-Community Service Engagement Experience

-Excellent communication and leadership skills

-Basic computer application 

-Able to follow directions

-Willingness to learn

-Creative and Personable

-Adaptable to change

Students will promote and coordinate community events, reach out and respond to community organizations, create documents for publicity, collect and analyze data, assist students who are looking for service opportunities, and other office duties that may arise.