SERVICE PROGRAMS
The Service Programs branch of Student Involvement offers students the ability to develop and explore their leadership skills while serving our campus, community, state and beyond through a variety of programs.
SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS TO JOIN
AUBURN UNIVERSITY DREAM MAKERS (AUDM)
Auburn University Dream Makers (AUDM) is a passionate, student-led organization bringing the Auburn community together to support the NICU and Pediatric units at East Alabama Health. Through exciting campus-wide events and engaging fundraising efforts, AUDM empowers students to make a real impact. The highlight of the year is our 12-hour Main Event each February—a high-energy celebration filled with games, guest speakers, live music, and fundraising challenges. Join us in creating hope, raising funds, and making dreams a reality for those in need.
BEAT BAMA FOOD DRIVE (BBFD)
Beat Bama Food Drive educates, unites, and serves the Auburn University campus and greater surrounding communities by supporting the Food Bank of East Alabama to fight food insecurity through a friendly competition with the University of Alabama each fall. Since 1994, this food drive competition has raised over 10 million pounds of food, making an impact that reaches far beyond the campuses where it began
IMPACT
IMPACT (Individuals Moving People and Communities Together) is Auburn University’s largest year-round community service organization, with opportunities to participate in weekly local service, major days of service, and service abroad! All Auburn students are encouraged to come volunteer with us!
You might be wondering…
When can you join a service organization?
Opportunities to engage with Service Programs are year-round. From one-time service initiatives through IMPACT or The BIG Event, long-term philanthropic drives with AUDM or BBFD, or extended immersive experiences through ASB, students can participate in service in a variety of ways!
What counts as a service hour?
What counts as a service hour can vary depending on the activity, but broadly, students should count the number of hours they are present and actively serving.
How does Student Involvement define service?
Student Involvement defines service as non-compensatory, active engagement that benefits the community while enhancing students’ learning and preparing them for work, life, and active citizenship.