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What to know about Pacific’s Day of Service

Pacific student volunteers help the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers with trail maintenance, bench repair and repairing a trail that had been washed out at New Hogan Lake.
During the Day of Service, Pacificans will come together to participate at over 20 community partners sites in Stockton.

As part of Pacific’s Week of Welcome festivities, all students are invited to give back to the Stockton community during Pacific’s Day of Service from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, August 26.  During the event, you’ll get to participate in a wide range of community projects throughout the city.  

Here’s what you need to know about how to sign up and what to expect day-of.  

What community service projects are available? 

During the Day of Service, Pacificans will come together to participate at over 20 community partners sites in Stockton. You’ll have the opportunity to engage in many areas of service, including: 

  • Agriculture and support 
  • Community care and family aid 
  • Animal advocacy 
  • City improvement and beautification 
  • Cancer patient support 
  • Education and art 

Can I volunteer if I’m differently abled?  

Yes! There will be a variety of roles available during the event so all students can participate. If you require accommodations to attend this event, you can email the Volunteer Center at volunteercenter@pacific.edu.  

How do I sign up?  

To secure your volunteer spot, RSVP by Thursday, August 24. Here are the steps you’ll need to take to create an account and sign up: 

Create a profile on our volunteer portal. Here is a quick guide on creating your profile.  

  1. Create a profile on our volunteer portal. Here is a quick guide on creating your profile.  
  2. Register for Pacific Day of Service  
  3. Download and sign the waiver 

Once you’ve reviewed and signed the waiver, drop it off in the Sears Hall lobby (located in the Morris Chapel building) any time before the event begins on Saturday, August 26.  

What should I bring/wear? 

Be sure to dress in clothes that you don’t mind getting dirt or paint on. Closed-toe shoes are required. Sturdy and comfortable shoes are recommended.  

You’ll receive a hat at check-in to protect yourself from the sun, but you should bring your own sunscreen or any other type of sun protection you’ll need.  

You should also bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day. You can refill your water bottle at your volunteer site. Don’t worry about food—you’ll receive a snack at check in.  

What can I expect day-of?  

On Saturday, August 26, please plan to arrive at Knoles Lawn at 8 a.m. to check in. Transportation to your volunteer site will be provided through a bus service. Be prepared for a fun, rewarding day of service! 

If you have any other questions about Pacific’s Day of Service, email the Volunteer Center volunteercenter@pacific.edu. You can also follow the Volunteer Center on Instagram @PacificVolunteerCenter to learn more about volunteer opportunities at Pacific.  

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