By Sophie Weinstein, ’13, Contributor. In the past, students have worried about finding interesting volunteer opportunities, but now with UGive going live at CCDS there’s a vast amount of service options available at the click of a button that involve all interests.

By Adriana Ungerleider, ‘12, Contributor. The Philanthropic Board hopes to establish a CCDS micro-enterprising grant. Micro-financing is based on the idea that if one person in a community starts a business, the entire community benefits from a strengthened economy and a source of steady income. The loans can be small but have a big impact.

By Rebecca Miller, ‘12, Contributor
This year, CCDS saw an explosion in community service projects, from Get Buzzed to Unified for UNIFAT. The worry now is whether CCDS can keep so many service projects going without giving the students a burnout.