Service Opportunities

<p>4Boston is BC's largest weekly service organization. Volunteers serve with community partners and engage in group reflection centered on community, social justice, and spirituality.</p>

<p>Appa Volunteers is a service-immersion program committed to working with under-resourced populations in the United States via shared service and direct encounter.</p>

<p>Arrupe International, named for the late Pedro Arrupe, S.J., is a faith, peace and justice program that creates a culture of encounter, inviting students to a faith that seeks global justice.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Eagle Volunteers work with students in local schools assisting classroom work, providing tutoring support, being a pen pal, or putting together packages for children spending time in hospitals.</p>

<p>BC’s campus chapter of Habitat for Humanity supports housing construction and rehabilitation efforts in the Greater Boston area.</p>

<p>Coordinated by the Ignatian Solidarity Network, the Teach-In brings together Jesuit colleges, high schools, parishes, and others to learn, reflect, pray, network, and advocate together.</p>

<p>Jamaica Magis allows BC students to live and serve in solidarity with people in Jamaica who have faced social, political, and economic oppression.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Jamaica Mustard Seed is a service trip to Jamaica held over spring break during which a team of BC students volunteers at Mustard Seed Communities, a nonprofit ministry committed to caring for the country’s most vulnerable.</p>

<p>The Magis Civil Rights Immersion Trip is a six-day tour through the South with stops at major sites related to the civil rights movement.</p>

<p>The Prison Arts Outreach program offers students interested in the arts and prison reform opportunities to lead art workshops at a women’s prison in Framingham, Mass.</p>

<p>Each semester, students partner with a local nonprofit to help renovate a house belonging to people unable to pay for essential repairs.</p>

<p>Relay For Life is an overnight fundraising event where participants honor those who have been affected by cancer.&nbsp;</p>