PLC students strengthen their communities through a commitment to service. We believe acting with humility and kindness drives positive change and inspires empathetic, compassionate leadership.
Each PLC scholar must provide 10 hours of service each year in the program, totalling 40 hours of meaningful, philanthropic service.
Of your 10 hours of service each academic year - 3 of the hours must be in the following areas:
- Volunteer at an official PLC event (orientation, square dance, interviews, etc.)
- Volunteer with one of PLC's service partners - PBn'Luvin, CU Health and Wellness, Active Minds, Family Learning Center
- Volunteer as a representative of PLC at one of our service days - Buffalo Bicycle Classic, Day of Service.
The other 7 hours can be service done with any organization on campus or in the Boulder/Denver community during the academic year. You must provide proof of your service to have it counted toward the requirement (signed off hours by supervisor).
Please click the partnership below to sign up for service hours:
PB N' Luvin - Oct 12, Oct 26, Nov 9th, Nov 23rd (more dates available if you are interested)
Family Learning Center - Monday - Thursday shifts 3:30p -4:30p. Commit to one or more for the semester/year.
Health & Wellness Promotion/Active Minds - Click here to sign up for shifts for the events below:
- Clean up the Hill- Sunday October 20th 2PM-4PM
- Letters to US Troops - Tuesday Oct 29 7PM-9PM
- Let’s CHALK About It- Sunday November 3nd 10AM- 12PM
- Anti-Stress Kits for Finals - Wed November 20 7PM-9PM
- Anti-Stress Kits Pass out - Thursday Dec 12, Friday Dec 13 1-2 PM
Please click the button below to enter your service hours in the PLC Service Tracker:
To learn more about the partnerships, click on the profiles below:
PLC will partner with CU Health and Wellness promotion as well as the Active Minds CU Chapter to staff their events focused on mental health and well-being. The sign up for volunteer slots will open when school begins.
Contact Taylor Dutton and Allie Reuter for more information.
This organization's mission is to feed the homeless patrons of Boulder while spending time and love with them as well. People who are down and out need social interaction and a sense that they matter - they are people worth visiting and learning about. Each service shift starts at 1:00 pm. Meets at CU’s Wesley Chapel. Students prepare food, then walk down to the Boulder Creek to serve many of our community’s “visible” homeless. While this is sponsored by Wesley Fellowship (a progressive, LGBTQ-friendly, Christian campus ministry sponsored by the United Methodist Church), this is not a “churchy” thing. It’s for people who give a damn and want to roll up their sleeves to make a difference.
Michael Classey is the team leader for the PB N' Luvin partnership. Once you sign up, you are committing to those hours of service. If you need to be absent for an unforeseen circumstance, you must find a replacement for your open spot.