Welcome to Wake Forest's Volunteer Service Corps (VSC)! We are a student run organization dedicated to furthering the University’s motto of “Pro Humanitate” by engaging students, faculty, and staff in meaningful volunteer service. This web site is a resource for Wake Forest students, faculty, staff and Winston-Salem community agencies. Please search around to learn about all the great things that VSC does and to find a place where you can get involved!
Campus Kitchen needs student volunteers now more than ever! They recycle food from campus dining and make it into new meals for social service agencies around Winston-Salem. To help out please. . . read more
Laura Coates, a freshman here at Wake, is September’s volunteer of the month! She participated in the S.P.A.R.C. pre-orientation program this August and volunteered at several different. . . read more
Wake Forest University and Winston-Salem State along with Big Brothers Big Sisters, Inc. and HandsOn of Northwest NC hosted a read-in for youth during the 30th Annual Noon Hour Commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Birthday in Winston-Salem. This was part of the Triad Collegiate Challenge that represented the first regional collegiate effort on the MLK Day of Service. Wake Forest had a successful event and was able to collect 300 books for the read-in, allowing each child in attendance to take home two books. Thank you to all of the faculty and staff members that donated books for the event! As part of the challenge, several Triad colleges participated in the "Read On!" book drive. The Triad collected a total of 700 books. Wake Forest's Stephanie Tigue accepted the MLK Read On award during the Triad Collegiate Challenge reflection ceremony at Greensboro College.
Are you ready for Project Pumpkin 2009? Visit the Project Pumpkin page to learn more.
A student on the City of Joy trip (they went to Belize instead of Calcutta, India) created the following video. Learn about our services trips!
Service brings individuals together to foster community development and action and challenges some to wrestle with why service is needed. Check out these resources to learn more about social justice issues. read more . . .
