Clothing Drives Students take responsibility for gathering, sorting, and delivering clothing for those in need. Habitat for Humanity Volunteers from Nazareth build new houses and repair older ones for local people who otherwise could not afford them. Working with Flower City Habitat staff makes previous experience in construction unnecessary. The sessions are broken into half-day shifts and are both enjoyable and satisfying. Hunger Concerns Students, faculty and staff have the opportunity to become involved in trying to eliminate the hunger that affects the community and the world.
Various activities raise money and campus awareness.
Students who would like to celebrate Shabbat or other celebrations can be matched with Jewish faculty or staff from Nazareth or families from area synagogues. This program trains students to be group activity leaders helping children cope with their own illness or with their parent's illness or bereavement. These off-campus programs run once a week for 9 weeks. Participants in this program also spend time reflecting on their learning and experience with one another in structured settings. Work study and college employment funds are available for participants.