What are One-Time Events?

What is one-time service?

One time service...

... is generally, a very specific activity or project,
... which 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,
... should be determined by persons in the community in which the activity will take place,
... 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.

Who should participate?

What are the options?

The Community Service Council (C.S.C.) is a group of Loyola students that plans one-time service events right on the campus, throughout the academic year. You can sign-up to participate in one or many events!
You can also sign up to attend other one-time service opportunities on campus that organized by Center for Community Service and Justice.
You can also create your own one-time service opportunity at a myriad of sites throughout Baltimore. Please click here to download the pdf.format of One-time Service Events Preparation Packet.