The Drop-in Center is a safe, warm place for homeless people to get off the streets three times a week, providing warm drinks, snacks, showers, magazines, games, and foot care. Participants travel together to communities where they contribute to one or more projects the community has in progress. Last year's sites include Chicago, Denver, San Francisco, Oakland, New Orleans, Corpus Christi, and Juarez, Mexico. Once students are certified, they become a ski buddy for a disabled person. The CC Community Kitchen serves a free lunch to the hungry and homeless community every Sunday at Shove Chapel.
Volunteers help set up, prepare food, serve meals, visit with guests, and clean up.
A program to build self esteem and environmental respect in children who have not had the opportunity to participate in outdoor activities. This will be done through an extensive experiential education program. Meetings are open to leaders from all campus groups involved in community service. DAAC strives to heighten campus awareness about the broad spectrum of physical and developmental differences among the more than 43 million disabled Americans. Volunteers work with Martin Luther Homes of Colorado, Cheyenne Village, and Special Olympics.