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43 clubs tagged “Service”
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Thank you for showing interest in joining A Kid Again IU! A Kid Again IU is one of three Collegiate A Kid Again Chapters that support one or more of the seven National Chapters (three Chapters across Ohio, the Indiana Chapter, the Michigan Chapter, the Mid-Atlantic Chapter, and the Central Carolinas Chapter) that have been serving families for over 25 years.
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Alpha Phi Omega (APO) is a co-ed national service fraternity — college students gathered together in an organization based on fraternalism and founded on the principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service. APO is a very large organization, with nearly 300,000 members who have been initiated since our founding in 1925.
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Through international and domestic service-learning trips, ABP gives students the opportunity to not only learn about social issues and connect with like-minded peers, but also allows them to see how their service can leave a lasting impression in communities around the world.
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The American Red Cross at IUB chapter is a student organization part of the International Red Cross Movement. Our goal is to aid people in need through volunteering and philanthropy. We host blood drives, CPR training classes, disaster preparedness events, fundraisers, and more, with the help of our volunteers.
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The mission of the Autism Mentoring Program is to provide mentors for students on the autism spectrum who are in 3rd through 6th grade. The program brings together IU and Hutton Honors College and students from selected Monroe County Community School Corporation classrooms.
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Our organization is dedicated to fostering friendships between college students at IU and people of the Bloomington community with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Being part of this organization is as rewarding as it is fun.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters is a not for profit organization that helps provide mentors to at-risk children in need of guidance. Big Brothers Big Sisters at Indiana University work as communicators between IU campus/students and BBBS of South Central Indiana here in Bloomington.
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By distributing devices and teaching users best practices, we help communities access vital digital services, including telehealth, education, jobs, and more. BinaryHeart at Indiana University serves as a chapter of the larger BinaryHeart Indiana Inc.
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We are a nonprofit organization, and our goal is to slow the cognitive decline in those with Alzheimer's using simple math, writing, and reading aloud exercises. It was found that doing these mental exercises for just 30 minutes a day can have a significant impact on memory for those with Alzheimer's Disease.
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Kesem is a nationwide community, driven by passionate student leaders, supporting children through and beyond their parent's cancer. It is an opportunity for campers to build self-esteem and gain support from peers facing similar challenges.
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We collect donations from the community. We keep them in a closet, and anyone can shop the closet for free. Follow our socials to see when our next pop-up is :))
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The Cancer Support Community of Indiana (CSC) exists so that no one faces cancer alone. For over 20 years, we’ve led the charge in Indiana to build a vibrant community of cancer survivors and their loved ones. We focus on providing psychosocial support to complement medical treatments in order to nurture every part of a patient as they learn and grow and recover.
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Penny’s Flight Foundation was launched in celebration of the extraordinary life of Penny Doerge and the qualities that she personified — joy, artistic expression and humor — while bravely living with Neurofibromatosis (NF) since infancy.
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Circle K is the collegiate division of Kiwanis International, an organization that focuses on volunteering and service. Other branches of Kiwanis include Key Club (high school students), Aktion Club, K-Kids, and Builders Club.
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College Mentors for Kids is a service-based group that mentors local youth. Focusing on elementary-aged kids, College Mentors buses the kids to campus once a week, where they meet one-on-one with a mentor who, over the school year, acquaints them with the campus in various activities.
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As a non-profit organization, Dream Corps International dedicates to improve the learning environment for students in disadvantaged communities in rural and urban China.
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FED at IU is a student organization dedicated to educating IU students about cooking (both healthy and indulgent), and about the food system as a whole, with emphasis on local and sustainable systems. We know that many college students are just starting out, learning how to cook for the first time, and sometimes cooking, shopping, and dealing with the vast amount of food options can be a bit overwhelming - but we can figure it out together.
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Gift of Life is a national, public, non-profit stem cell and bone marrow registry facilitating transplants for patients in the United States and abroad. At Gift of Life we believe every person battling blood cancer deserves a second chance at life — and we are determined to make it happen.
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Join Habitat for Humanity to make a difference in people's lives and make lasting friendships along the way! Indiana University Campus Chapter helps the Bloomington community by providing on-site volunteers as well as organizing various fundraising, education, and advocacy events throughout the year.
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HealED at IU is open to all and provides eating disorder and disordered eating education and awareness to the IU community. Eating disorders are the deadliest of all mental illnesses with someone dying every 52 minutes as a direct result of an eating disorder.
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Honorvol Community Service Organization (Honorvol) aims to broaden and enrich YOUR college experience by enabling you to be an active participant in the Bloomington and Monroe County communities (YOUR community while at IUB).
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We are a group of students with a mission to educate, fundraise, and volunteer with the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN), an ADI-accredited organization working to train and place service dogs. ICAN focuses not only on the service dogs in the program but on the individuals involved in this process- it was one of the first organizations to begin training service dogs in prisons, providing a means of rehabilitation and purpose to its incarcerated dog handlers.
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The mission of IC-EMS at IU is to educate and provide emergency medical care to the Indiana University Community. We provide event medical coverage for other student organizations here at IU, as well as local organizations in Bloomington.
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IU Books & Beyond is a collaborative leadership development project that increases critical literacy skills and develops multilingual, intercultural models for cross-cultural teaching and learning. IU Books & Beyond is a University Student Organization.
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Letters of Love is an organization that provides emotional support to children battling cancer and other serious illnesses through handmade cards. We write encouraging and positive messages to send to the children in the hospitals.
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We aim to be a liaison for students between the Lotus Education and Arts Festival and IU students. Through our organization, we aim to promote volunteer opportunities through the organization and for the world music festival.
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Our mission is to help families achieve greater freedom from the constraints of poverty, empowering them to live healthier lives. Our patients did not choose to be poor, but they have chosen to strive toward a better life; MEDLIFE stands beside them in this pursuit.
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Middle Way House Club at Indiana University (MWHCIU) will work to deconstruct systems of violence in our community and campus by building safety networks and providing relationship safety knowledge and resources to Indiana University students.
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Based on the principles of ethics and dental care, The Oral Wellness Project is an organization that is designed to promote the education of oral health within the IU community. In joining, members are able to gain volunteer experience, boost resumes, and build connections that have the ability to support future aspirations.
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The IU Bloomington chapter of the national Project Smile Global Organization, non-profit student-led organization that is to provide access to oral healthcare for underprivileged communities around the globe. We are a team of dedicated volunteers who believe that everyone deserves a healthy smile.
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As a member of RAM at IU, you will be given the chance to participate in Remote Area Medical (RAM) trips. These trips are focused on providing free services to those who are unable to afford medical care themselves and for those who do not have access to hospitals or healthcare facilities in their area.
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Recent studies have indicated that 3rd graders who are not reading at grade level are at great risk of dropping out of school. In response, Read to Succeed was formed as a one-on-one reading program that will offer Boys & Girls Club youth of all elementary ages a chance to strengthen their reading skills and confidence.
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RedCapes is not just an organization, it is a culture. With the ever-lasting mission to alleviate food insecurity in our local community, we engage students and organizations to participate in philanthropic events and act as a force multiplier to existing efforts.
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We are a fun and inclusive club that is affiliated with Rotary International for young professionals who are interested in community service, leadership, and networking. With 9500+ Rotaract clubs in over 170 countries, Rotaract members work alongside current Rotarians in a wide range of service projects changing the communities around them and the world at large.
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Royal Encounters is a student-run, volunteer organization bringing magic and memories to kids in need through visits with their favorite princesses and superheroes. We visit non-profits in Bloomington and beyond, with partnerships including: A Kid Again, Riley Children's Hospital, Middleway House, Boys and Girls Club, and many more.
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SACH works with children in countries with little to no medical access by either bringing them to Israel for treatment or by providing care on the ground in their home country. Care is provided regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, or financial background, etc.
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Service Through Art (START) is an organization that aims to provide students with unique volunteering opportunities through which they can utilize their artistic and creative talents to provide aid to various organizations in the community.
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SUW at IU lets students take the lead in bettering the Bloomington community in the areas of education, health, and financial stability through giving, advocating, and volunteering. SUW at IU fosters partnerships between the numerous service-based clubs already on campus.
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This Chapter focuses on service, advocacy, and fundraising. It gives students a chance to make a difference on their campus, learn more about global health disparities, and network with global health-focused students. The activities over the year will culminate with a medical brigade trip to one of the TGH sites in South America over spring break.
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Volunteer Corps is a community of students dedicated to volunteerism that seeks to identify opportunities to strengthen our university’s culture of service, break down barriers, and create meaningful change. To be a part of Volunteer Corps is to help create an inclusive environment that enables every IU student to serve, grow, and thrive through service and volunteering.
