In turn, cadets of the 931st will have the opportunity to learn how to be good citizens and become assets to the community rather than liabilities. In an effort to produce well-informed and helpful citizens, we encourage our cadets to get involved in their local communities. This is one of the most interesting and fun aspects of the Southern Regional Cadet Corps experience. The number, type and size of cadet community projects are limited only by their imagination.
Many cadets also volunteer their time to support local non-profit events.
Cadets have worked to clean beaches, fight breast cancer and collect clothing and food for homeless. Cadets routinely visit homes for the aged, hospitals, veterans groups and many other agencies to demonstrate their resolve to help their community and their country. Cadet Major Jennifer Renken '96 Cadet Jennifer Renken established the department of community service in 1995. Under her guidance it has grown into one of the most prominent departments in the cadet corps.