Events Calendar

Join us for a pilot virtual book club conducted between Yale Alumni Service Corps (YASC) and Amandla Development with Grade 9 learners. The purpose of the pilot is to establish a structure for future book clubs (to include Grade 7 and Grade 4) using a model that incorporates lessons learned from the YASC Amandla June/July 2021 project.

Amandla Development is a South African nonprofit, founded by Yale alumnus Scott Clarke ’02, based in Philippi, a “township” in Cape Town. Almost 50% of Philippi’s youth drop out of school. However, education in a township is also about safety, nutrition, healthcare, community support, and access to and availability of resources. Such a layered, complex problem demands a layered, complex response. This is where Amandla comes in, and is the focus of the work they do.

Please note that registration is now closed. If you would like to learn more, please contact Yale Alumni Service Corps. 

Join us for a pilot virtual book club conducted between Yale Alumni Service Corps (YASC) and Amandla Development with Grade 9 learners. The purpose of the pilot is to establish a structure for future book clubs (to include Grade 7 and Grade 4) using a model that incorporates lessons learned from the YASC Amandla June/July 2021 project.

Amandla Development is a South African nonprofit, founded by Yale alumnus Scott Clarke ’02, based in Philippi, a “township” in Cape Town. Almost 50% of Philippi’s youth drop out of school. However, education in a township is also about safety, nutrition, healthcare, community support, and access to and availability of resources. Such a layered, complex problem demands a layered, complex response. This is where Amandla comes in, and is the focus of the work they do.

Please note that registration is now closed. If you would like to learn more, please contact Yale Alumni Service Corps. 

Join us live on Instagram to meet Liam Elkind ’22. Liam is co-founder and CEO of Invisible Hands, a nonprofit founded in March 2020 at the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic to deliver food, medicine, and other essentials to the elderly and at-risk. His work has been featured by "Fox and Friends," "Andrea Mitchell Reports," "Good Morning America," the Associated Press, Men's Health, the New Yorker, and the New York Times, among others. He has earned the 2020 Webby Award for Special Achievement, the George H. W. Bush Points of Light Award, and the Manhattan Institute's Civil Society Award, and was recognized as one of 2020's top philanthropists by Town & Country magazine, alongside Dr. Anthony Fauci, Oprah Winfrey, and others.

Invisible Hands is a Yale Day of Service partner organization. 

Join us for a pilot virtual book club conducted between Yale Alumni Service Corps (YASC) and Amandla Development with Grade 9 learners. The purpose of the pilot is to establish a structure for future book clubs (to include Grade 7 and Grade 4) using a model that incorporates lessons learned from the YASC Amandla June/July 2021 project.

Amandla Development is a South African nonprofit, founded by Yale alumnus Scott Clarke ’02, based in Philippi, a “township” in Cape Town. Almost 50% of Philippi’s youth drop out of school. However, education in a township is also about safety, nutrition, healthcare, community support, and access to and availability of resources. Such a layered, complex problem demands a layered, complex response. This is where Amandla comes in, and is the focus of the work they do.

Please note that registration is now closed. If you would like to learn more, please contact Yale Alumni Service Corps. 

Join us for a pilot virtual book club conducted between Yale Alumni Service Corps (YASC) and Amandla Development with Grade 9 learners. The purpose of the pilot is to establish a structure for future book clubs (to include Grade 7 and Grade 4) using a model that incorporates lessons learned from the YASC Amandla June/July 2021 project.

Amandla Development is a South African nonprofit, founded by Yale alumnus Scott Clarke ’02, based in Philippi, a “township” in Cape Town. Almost 50% of Philippi’s youth drop out of school. However, education in a township is also about safety, nutrition, healthcare, community support, and access to and availability of resources. Such a layered, complex problem demands a layered, complex response. This is where Amandla comes in, and is the focus of the work they do.

Please note that registration is now closed. If you would like to learn more, please contact Yale Alumni Service Corps. 

Join the Yale Club of Boston to kick off the 2022 Day of Service with our partners at the Y2Y Network in Harvard Square!

Y2Y's volunteer model relies on volunteers – mostly current Harvard undergraduates – who commit to work the same shift every week for a semester. This obligation is waived during school breaks, which means that the shelter will be short-staffed from March 12th through March 20th.

There are openings for breakfast, dinner, and overnight shifts during that period. Each shift can accommodate up to three volunteers, who will prepare meals, clean the space, and assist the shelter staff however they can.

For more information visit the Y2Y website!

Contact: Brian Hoefling '12