Before students attend their first class, first year freshmen and transfers will join together with continuing undergraduates, graduate students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents, and community members to participate in a wide range of community service projects across Los Angeles. Volunteers participate at more than 50 community partner sites in every city council district to provide critical infrastructure, beautification, and mentorship support at K-12 schools, food banks, parks, shelters, veterans’ facilities, and neighborhood centers. Participants learn important skills including leadership, task coordination, painting and landscaping, event planning, and more. For some Bruins, this is their first experience in the city of Los Angeles and/or their first time engaging in community service.
5th Annual Volunteer Day Leaders Needed
July 9th, 2013

The UCLA Volunteer Center’s inaugural event, UCLA Volunteer Day, has become a cornerstone of the UCLA experience. It is the nation’s largest community participation event for new students, and occurs on the Tuesday of True Bruin Welcome Week in September.
The Fifth Annual UCLA Volunteer Day will take place on Tuesday, September 24, 2013. Visit the Volunteer Day 2013 website for details.
Learn about past Volunteer Days: