Other One-Time Service Opportunities In addition to events organized by the Community Service Council, the Center for Community Service and Justice offers the following One-Time Service Opportunities:
Margarita Dubocq, ext. 5352 Held every semester, this educational and fun event brings together the Loyola University community and the Baltimore community to allow people from different backgrounds to share a meal and celebrate together. Loyola students and faculty/administration/staff members are invited to host guests from community agencies affiliated with Loyola. The fall “Meet & Eat” is scheduled during November, and the spring “Meet & Eat” in March is for women, in honor of Women’s History Month. Dennis McCunney, ext. 2909 The Sophomore Class and the Center for Community Service and Justice have been co-sponsoring the “Presence for Christmas” program for nearly 15 years. The Loyola University community (faculty, staff, administrators and student groups) adopts approximately 75 families each year and provides a food basket and presents for each family member. In addition, gifts are given to over 300 individual children and several large "superstores" (gift giving programs) are coordinated by local communities. Recipient nametags are distributed in November to the college community at the Sunday Masses (in the chapel) and Primo’s and Boulder cafes. The wrapped gifts are received at “Lessons and Carols” an Advent/Christmas service in Early December. All of the “adopted” families and children are associated with the many community partners and programs with which Loyola volunteers work during the year. For more information, click here.
Dennis McCunney, ext. 2909 The annual Good Stuff Campaign provides Loyola students with an opportunity to live out Loyola’s mission by donating their clothing, dishes, small appliances, and unopened food to local agencies. Each year, thousands of donations are collected and donated to these agencies. The program is particularly helpful to graduating seniors as they move out of the residence halls immediately after Commencement. Donation boxes are located in each residence hall and drop off locations are set up around campus during Senior Week. Vans and trucks accepting donations are available near dumpsters on graduation day. Volunteers are needed during the first weeks of May to collect, sort and deliver items. Learn more about the Good Stuff Campaign. | 
