Currently ECP delivers groceries once a month. Anchor House Anchor House is a shelter for runaway youth in Trenton. ECP volunteers spend time with the kids at Anchor House one evening a week giving them positive reinforcement, acting as role models, giving the kids someone to talk to, leading recreational activities. Anyone who enjoys spending time with adolescent would enjoy going to Anchor House. The time commitment is one Friday evening per month for about three hours per trip.
Students always go in groups.
The Student Volunteers Council is a student-led organization that promotes an ethic of community involvement and works to foster and strengthen partnerships within our community. To address the fundamental needs and inequalities that existed in the John-Witherspoon community, Community House was founded in 1969 by an interracial group of seven undergraduates. The original House was established in the John-Witherspoon neighborhood to foster close relationships with the youth they wished to help. As a community action center, Community House served the specific needs of the local residents and centralized the efforts of students and existing campus organizations working in the area. Today, relocated to the Third World Center, Community House maintains its commitment to local residents in the Princeton Borough and Township communities.