04/08/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/08/2025 16:18
On April 5th, members of the School of Health Sciences demonstrated the power of compassion and teamwork during the annual Dr. Pete Mosher Health Sciences Day of Service. Fifty-five students, faculty, and staff dedicated part of their weekend to volunteering, making a tangible difference across nine community organizations.
From packing food and clothing to organizing donations and spending time with at-risk youth, their collective efforts provided much-needed support to individuals and families facing hardship.
Volunteers served at a variety of local organizations, each playing a critical role in improving lives:
This day of service was a powerful reminder that even a few hours of volunteering can create meaningful change. Whether sorting donations, providing food assistance, or simply offering kindness and support, each volunteer played a part in strengthening our community.
The School of Health Sciences continues to embrace the spirit of service, proving that together, we can make a lasting impact. Thank you to all who participated-your generosity and dedication are truly inspiring!