What’s your passion?

Is there an issue or an organization that really speaks to you? You can make and sustain a significant service commitment as part of your Stanford experience.

Making a Cardinal Commitment means engaging with a community to address a problem or need, for a significant amount of time – three quarters while you’re at Stanford, preferably contiguous. You’ll develop a personal mission statement describing your commitment, receive advice and guidance from a mentor or supervisor, and spend some time documenting and reflecting on your service experience.

Below are some programs or organizations you may be interested in, and there are many more.

Questions? Contact Kelly Beck at the Haas Center for Public Service.

Ready to make a commitment?

Alternative Spring Break ASB 2015

Alternative Spring Break

4/27/2012
Admit Weekend. At the Asian American Community Welcome, the dance troupe Kayumanggi performs a traditional Filipino folk dance.
Credit: Linda A. Cicero / Stanford News Service

Asian American Activities Center

Product Realization Lab (PRL) Cardinal Courses

Community Engaged Learning Coordinator

EdYD fellow Emma Hartung, '17, tutors middle schoolers in math as part of the East Palo Alto Stanford Academy summer program.

East Palo Alto Stanford Academy

EastPaloAltoTennisAndTutoring

East Palo Alto Tennis and Tutoring

ElCentroChicanoYLatino

El Centro Chicano Y Latino

JusticeCorps

JusticeCorps

KidsWithDreams

Kids With Dreams

TheMarkaz

The Markaz

RavenswoodReads

Ravenswood Reads

STANFORD, CA, May 24, 2014--Cardinal for the Community event.

Student-Athlete Civic Engagement Program

SustainableStanford

Sustainable Stanford