Join us at the One World Observatory, for a networking happy hour! Meet and mingle with fellow Sun Devils while enjoying panoramic views from the highest point in New York City. All proceeds go towards the New York City Sun Devil Alumni Scholarship Fund. Each year, this fund awards a scholarship to an incoming New York City Sun Devil of exceptional merit.
Throughout the month of March, Sun Devil alumni lend a helping hand to their communities by participating in ASU Cares service projects. ASU Cares projects are fun and meaningful ways for alumni, family and friends to spend time together while promoting civic involvement.
Please join us for a morning with St. Vincent de Paul as we pack utensil kits and create encouragement cards for the men, women and children they serve. There will also be an opportunity to tour the center and learn more about how St. Vincent de Paul provides vital resources to our community.
Join us for a day of service at The Giving Garden, where we’ll help weed and maintain the thriving produce fields. Volunteers will work together to support the garden’s mission of providing fresh, healthy food to the local community.
March is ASU Cares month! Join Seattle Sun Devils at our Adopt-A-Street volunteer event in the Fremont neighborhood on Saturday, 3/22, at 10:00 am. We will pick up near N. 34th St and N. Northlake Way along the Cheshiahud Lake Union Loop (Burke Gilman Trail area). Trash tends to be strewn in bushes along the waterfront areas due to the windy conditions, so the litter grabbers that will be provided are very helpful. Other supplies, such as gloves, trash bags, etc., will also be provided.
The Storm: Three Masters, One Musical Journey
Experience an electrifying evening of Indian classical music with The Storm, featuring sitar maestros Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan and Shakir Khan, alongside tabla virtuoso Yashwant Vaishnav. These three world-renowned artists will take you on a mesmerizing musical journey, blending tradition with innovation in a performance full of passion and mastery.
Learning to Fly: A Tom Petty Tribute
Learning To Fly, the premier Tom Petty Tribute, celebrates 40 years of the life and music of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
In collaboration with the ASU School of Social Work, this event is an opportunity to give back to the community by helping beautify one of Tucson’s beloved parks. Together, we’ll focus on cleaning, landscaping, and enhancing the park’s natural spaces to create a welcoming environment for everyone.
Vision & Sound Symposium 2025
The Center for the Study of Race and Democracy (CSRD), in partnership with the Sedona Arts Center, is hosting the third annual Vision & Sound symposium in Sedona, Arizona from 8:30am to 5:00pm. Vision & Sound is a month-long Arizona program that showcases the emerging and established Arizona-based African American artists.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation staff and community volunteers in completing important ecological enhancement and clean-up projects on Powell Butte. Projects vary throughout the year and include planting and plant care, litter pick up, weedy plant removal, and/or fence work. No experience necessary! Children welcome, and must be accompanied by an attentive adult. Exact meeting location will be provided by Hands On Greater Portland.
Give back to the community while enjoying the beautiful California coastline! Join us for a beach cleanup at Balboa Pier in Newport Beach as we work together to remove trash, plastics, bottle caps, cigarette butts, and other debris from the shore. After our cleanup efforts, we’ll head over to Cruiser Pizza Bar & Grill for a well-earned lunch and some great conversation.