 One-Time Service Opportunities
- usually, a very specific activity or project,
- can be done in a specified block of time (a morning, an afternoon, an evening, a Saturday, a Sunday, or a weekend),
- is designed to meet a specific community need,
- is an entry point to community service,
- begins with preparation - a planned activity or discussion that prepares the individual or group for the experience they are about to have (it may be done prior to the day of the activity),
- concludes with reflection - a planned time to debrief or process the experience and to identify learnings, raise questions or if desired, determine next steps.
- Those who are new to service
- An individual or group with very limited time availability
- The Community Service Council (C.S.C.) is a group of Loyola students that plans one-time service events right on campus, throughout the academic year.
- You can also sign up to attend other one-time service opportunities on campus organized by the Center for Community Service and Justice.
- You can also create your own one-time service opportunity by using the One-Time Service Events Preparation Packet which thoroughly describes how to plan, prepare for and reflect upon your service experience. Please click here to view a list of possible one-time service sites in the Baltimore area.
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