In the Upper School, students have served both inside and outside the Browning community. Many Upper School students serve as mentors in the Lower School, tutoring and supervising the younger boys. Others have volunteered to help in the Martin Library and the Admissions Office. Outside the school, students have worked at Lenox Hill Hospital and Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. Others have coached at the local YMCA, served in their local volunteer fire department, raised money for AIDS organizations, volunteered for political campaigns, cleaned graffiti, and helped their churches and synagogues.
Browning is proud of the generosity of our students.
In general, voluntary community service is regarded as an important part of the Browning educational mission, the culmination of which is the development of responsible and caring gentlemen.