Community Learning at Guilford College Click on the links below to learn more about Guilford's programs Project Community Service Coordinating Council Bonner Scholars Program HOME of Guilford College a.i.d.s. Other Volunteer Options Picture Gallery Community Learning is defined as the accomplishment of tasks which meet human needs in combination with conscious educational growth. SCC has sponsored students attending conferences, events to bring Greensboro children to campus, break work trips, and McLeansville Prison tutoring. Corella and Bertram Bonner Foundation and Guilford College offer 80 scholarships each year to students who exhibit high financial need and who have demonstrated a commitment to community service.
Students receive a small stipend and perform ten hours a week of community service.
HOME HOME of Guilford College was founded by three students who wanted to address the problem of substandard housing in Greensboro and, by doing so, permanently improve the Greensboro community. Today, HOME continues as a student organization of Guilford College that provides free housing repair. Targeting a broad group of disadvantaged citizens, HOME couples the energy of college students with the goodwill of the members of Greensboro communities to bring houses up to code and enable residents to be proud of the place in which they live. At the same time, HOME serves the educational purpose of Guilford College by cultivating leadership, management and marketing skills in students. During projects, students assume the entire responsibility for recruiting volunteers, soliciting donations, supervising repairs and communicating with clients.