Community Action Program

The Community Action Program (CAP) is an opportunity for federal work-study eligible students to perform, and be paid for, community service throughout the academic year. You will gain real life experience at an agency, while at the same time obtaining a greater sense of societal issues and what can be done to help.

First-Year Service in Action Program

The First-Year Service in Action Program engages first-year students in multiple service opportunities on campus. Opportunities include events with Community Action Programs, participating in the Jimmy Fund Walk in Boston, and other programs sponsored by the Bernon Center.

Annual Community Engagement Events

Special Olympics Basketball Event – February

Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Day Celebration – February

Citizen Schools Exploration Day – March 

Special Olympics Swim Meet – March

Babson Service in Action Week– April

Coaches for Cancer – April 

From Day One - August

National Day of Service - September

Cruickshank 5K Run for Shelter – October

Founder’s Day – October

Habitat for Humanity Haunted House – October

Hunger and Homeless Awareness Week – November

Clothing, Food, Toy, and Book Drives – all year long!

To get involved in any of these programs, please contact Josh Stevenson, 781-239-5565.