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Mission Statement
Mission Statement
To empower students to serve with a purpose, to make a difference, and to inspire all to become better versions of themselves.
To empower students to serve with a purpose, to make a difference, and to inspire all to become better versions of themselves.
What are the four pillars of PLP Service Learning?
What are the four pillars of PLP Service Learning?
Use the following Pillars of Service, as a guide, to find areas of Service Learning Opportunities. Most opportunities will fall under one of these umbrellas of service.
However, if an opportunity becomes available that falls outside of these, please enter the service in the “other” category.
Service Learning Opportunities
Service Learning Opportunities
Look at the list of organizations below to get ideas of where you can serve.
Look at the list of organizations below to get ideas of where you can serve.
assisting people, communities and organizations with poverty
Schooling homeless children
Job training
Substance abuse
Feed NC (formerly Mooresville Soup Kitchen)
Human trafficking/ exploitation
Aging and poverty
issues that focus on aspects of human society and culture
Racial equity
Religious freedom
Women’s rights
Children’s rights
Diversity
Justice
Economic rights
Protection (Military, Police, etc.)
National Puppy Mill Society
The Pad Project
fostering stewardship of the environment including
Animal Shelters
Equine Therapy
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Campus Clean-Up
Adopt-A-Highway
Lake Island Clean-up
Plant a tree
Recycling
National Puppy Mill Society
any service opportunity that includes health, wellness, disease states, disabilities, etc.
Elderly (Nursing Homes)
Susan G. Komen
ALS
Access to healthy food choices
Health education
Access to quality health care
Mental Health
Access to affordable medication
Preventative health care
Report abuse