Community Partnerships
Campus Volunteer Coordinator Program
The Moreau Center partners with specific community organizations who host a campus volunteer coordinator each year. These student leaders serve as liaisons between these organizations and UP students to promote and arrange ongoing service. We currently have partnerships with the following organizations:
Community Service Work Study
The Community Service Work Study (CSWS) program provides students with the opportunity to earn a portion of their federal work study financial aid by providing services to a local non-profit organization. We work with many local non-profits and are grateful for their partnership in providing valuable and meaningful work experiences for our students. If you are a non-profit interested in having a Community Service Work Study student, please email CSWS@up.edu. Find out more about the CSWS program.
Other Opportunities
As resources allow, we respond to requests to share one-time volunteer opportunities with UP students. To provide details about an opportunity, contact us at 503-943-7132 or moreaucenter@up.edu. There are many organizations in the Portland Metro Area that have welcomed UP students to engage with them for one-time or ongoing service. You can visit their websites to learn more about their volunteer opportunities.
- Blanchet House
- Boys & Girls Club
- Because People Matter – Operation Night Strike
- CASA for Children
- Cathedral Park Performing Arts Collective
- Catholic Charities
- Charles Jordan Community Center
- Children’s Cancer Association / JoyRx
- City Team
- Do Good Multnomah
- Doing Good Things
- Friends of Trees
- Girls Incorporated of the Pacific Northwest
- Holy Cross School
- Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization (IRCO)
- Legacy Hospice
- Maybelle Center for Community
- Minds Matter
- Operation Nightwatch
- Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)
- Our Village Gardens
- Portland Tennis & Education
- The Rebuilding Center
- Refugee Care Collective
- Saturday Academy
- SMART (Start Making A Reader Today)
- St. Johns Center for Opportunity
- Street Roots