The United Way of Tri-County and Framingham State University formed a partnership in 2007 to present numerous volunteer opportunities to students and faculty members through our partner agencies. This year we are hoping to spread the word even more about our partnership and encourage students and faculty to get involved in our communities and become active members who make a difference.
Our 75 years of experience tells us it takes a whole community working together to have lasting impact. That's why we're connected to all of our communities through business, government, faith groups, schools, agencies, and ordinary citizens.
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2010
Framingham State University's Office of Human Resources, in partnership with Student Involvement and Leadership (SILD) and the United Way, hosted their annual Summer Day of Caring Service Project.
This year they volunteered to spread mulch on the playground at the Mary E. Stapleton Elementary School in Framingham.
To view more photos of Framingham State Volunteer opportunities, check out our photo gallery!
2009
The United Way of Tri-County and Framingham State University has been off to a great year presenting volunteer opportunities to the campus community. On the first Saturday of every month, known as "Saturdays of Service" students, faculty and staff are presented with a local volunteer opportunity that they can sign up for in the Student Involvement Office.
*Framingham State has partnered to help with the UWOTC's annual Holiday Program! Items are being collected in the SILD Office through December 9th!
Volunteer opportunites have included:
November 21st, students raked leaves for those in need, such as the elderly and disabled individuals, through Jewish Family Services.
October 3rd, students prepared a brunch and decorated the SMOC Clinton Street Family Shelter with Halloween decorations.
October 15th, the SILD office prepared a delicious chicken parm dinner for adults with developmental disabilities at an Advocates residential home.
On August 14th faculty/staff prepared and served breakfast to the residents of the SMOC Clinton Street Family shelter.
To view more photos of Framingham State Volunteer opportunities, check out our photo gallery!
