| Best Buddies |
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The mission of Georgetown University Best Buddies is to enhance the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships. |
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| Breast Cancer Outreach |
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Breast Cancer Awareness raises awareness of the risks and preventions of breast cancer, and supports related health programs. Students raise funds through social events and on-campus publicity. |
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| Center for Social Justice Advisory Board (CSJ) |
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The CSJ Volunteer and Public Service Advisory Board is a group of students, faculty and staff that meets regularly to manage the funding and resources of student volunteer groups at Georgetown. In addition, the board seeks to improve the overall quality of service in the DC community through various committee initiatives. The student members of the board each advise a set of groups, helping them access funds, plan events, and navigate university administration and resources. Essentially, the CSJ/VPS Board exists to help groups succeed in their individual social justice goals. |
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| Georgetown Emergency Response Medical Service (GERMS) |
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GERMS is a student-run, all-volunteer ambulance service, serving Georgetown University and the community since 1982. We provide year round, 24/7 medical services (rapid response, treatment, and transport) to Georgetown and the surrounding community. |
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| GU Habitat for Humanity |
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GU Habitat for Humanity draws attention to plight of nation’s homeless and fosters change in the community to better their situation. Habitat programs include homebuilding, and staffing shelters. The group raised enough funds to sponsor Georgetown’s first house in 2004 in Northeast DC. |
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| GUMSHOE |
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We are Georgetown's only student-run math & science outreach program. GUMSHOE trains Georgetown students to serve as math and science tutors and pairs them with middle and high school students in the DC public school system. |
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| Hoyathon |
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Hoyathon is a 24-hour dance marathon to raise funds for the Children’s Hospital and the Georgetown University Care Clinic. |
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| MEChA de Georgetown |
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Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan |
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| Students of Ailing Mothers & Fathers (AMF) |
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The mission of Students of AMF is to help students to cope with the psychological, social, spiritual, and academic difficulties associated with having a sick or deceased loved one by providing a university-sponsored organization utilizing peer-support, service, mentoring, and community outreach. AMF supports grieving students and empowers the entire community to participate in service projects to fight terminal illnesses by utilizing four support services: 1) the support group guides these students through their grief journey in a safe, comfortable and uplifting setting; 2) the service group, which is comprised of non-bereaved students, organizes and participates in community service projects to raise money and increase awareness about the very illnesses that took their peer’s loved ones; 3) the Angels program, which is comprised of outstanding faculty members, provides mentoring to each member of the support group; and 4) the SAINTS program, Students of AMF Involved in Nearby Teen Support, provides mentoring and support to grieving children outside of the Georgetown community. |
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| UNICEF - Georgetown |
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UNICEF-Georgetown is a student group dedicated to supporting the goals of UNICEF. UNICEF is an international charitable organization dedicated to helping children in need. Since its inception in the wake of World War II, UNICEF has been working hard to immunize children from deadly yet preventable childhood diseases, fight malnutrition, and work with local communities to improve sanitation, educate children, and protect human rights. We ADVOCATE, EDUCATE and FUNDRAISE for Children. |
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