• Read more about ASU Cares 2025: Portland Alumni Chapter

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.

• Read more about ASU Cares 2025: Orange County Alumni Chapter

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.

• Read more about Desert Ecology Tour

Join us for a tour around the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve to learn all about the plants and animals of the Sonoran Desert and how indigenous people have historically lived off the land for generations!

• Read more about Flintknapping Workshop with John Murray and Nic Hansen

Join the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve for a hands-on flintknapping workshop! ASU graduate students, John Murray and Nic Hansen, will guide you through the art of shaping stone tools using traditional techniques.

All materials will be provided, and you will be able to leave with whatever creation you make!

• Read more about First Friday Live with Design and Arts Corps

Join visual and performing artists and designers from across the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts at Arizona State University as they share an evening of performances and participatory activities focused on creativity, connection and community. The event is hosted by students from the Herberger Institute's Design and Arts Corps, an integrated community-engaged design and arts program where participants engage in direct and ethical partnership and collaboration with communities to learn and practice design-and-arts-based programming and actions that activate community goals.

• Read more about ASU Cares 2025: Columbus Alumni Club

Donate any amount to RMHC. Every dollar helps give a family a place to be together.

In times of emotional, logistical, and financial stress, your generosity helps provide solace. With your help, we can provide this solace and help more families get better together.

Read more about the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio here. 

• Read more about Basketry Workshop with August Wood and Josh Yazzie

Join August Wood and Joshua Yazzie for a hands-on basket-weaving experience! In this workshop, you'll learn all about the art of basket weaving using traditional techniques.

They’ll start with a demonstration, showcasing the materials they use and sharing the history behind the craft. Then, get ready to roll up your sleeves and weave your very own patterns. With materials like yarn and rope, you'll learn how to weave a beautiful piece.

• Read more about ASU Cares 2025: Indianapolis Alumni Club

We will be volunteering at The Villages of Indiana who offer a full range of family support. Our event will include restocking shelves, sorting clothing according to age/size, and helping organize The Store which is located within their building. 

This event helps local families and gives our ASU Indianapolis Alumni a chance to catch up and exchange ideas for our club. This is low-lift work and a lot of fun!

• Read more about ASU Cares Project: Utah Alumni Chapter

The inner-city school has a student population with very low parental college experience. Thus, higher education may not even be considered for attendees. In order to think about the possibility, classes are nicknamed after colleges and universities. The Utah chapter works with the fifth-grade class identified as Sun Devils. The three-part program includes an introduction to Journalism class (March), which culminates with the students interviewing each other and writing stories about their college expectations.

• Read more about ASU Cares 2025: Houston Alumni Chapter

Join the ASU Houston Alumni Chapter at the 31st annual River, Lakes, Bays ‘N Bayous Trash Bash® on March 29! ​Trash Bash® is the largest, single-day waterway cleanup in Texas, and thanks to more than 117,000 volunteers, over 2,400 tons of trash, 22.5 tons of recycling, and 11,965 tires have been removed from the watershed since Trash Bash® started. Multiple cleanup locations are available across the greater Houston area, and this year the Houston Alumni Chapter will be participating at Woodland Park.