Responding to the COVID-19 outbreak that has changed the service landscape and altered everyday life for millions around the world, Yale Day of Service will move forward in 2020 with the same mission but in a different capacity and with a broader focus.
Yale is not just a place. It is a community. And it does not require you to be on campus to make it any more vital or reassuring. If these past two weeks have taught us anything, it is that the strength of the alumni community and the common bond we share as Yalies endure through even the most trying of times.
The spread of the novel coronavirus has altered nearly every aspect of everyday life, creating a need that is being filled with increasing urgency by a host of Yale alumni eager to make a difference.
Giovy Webb ’20, a departing senior, made a point to document her favorite views of campus, unsure of when she'll be able to return to New Haven next.
In early March, the Yale Alumni Service Corps worked with the community of Residencial Luis Llorens Torres, located in Isla Verde, Puerto Rico. Alumni volunteers, friends and family contributed to rebuilding areas affected by hurricane Maria through construction, education, athletics, and public health projects.
Yale Day of Service is embarking on its 12th year of making an impact on local communities around the world. And now you can sign up to take part in this annual celebration of service.
Yale alumni are lifetime learners, but not all of you are close to campus. Now, we have a collection of resources at your disposal – videos, podcasts, and more from throughout the university to pique your interest and delight the curious mind.
