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Alpha Phi Omega is the single most represented co-educational intercollegiate service organization in the United States. Since, 1925, more than 470,000 members on over 375 campuses, continue to provide more service on more campuses than any other collegiate service organization.Through its mission of preparing campus and community leaders through service, Alpha Phi Omega is committed to bringing together college students in a national service fraternity in the fellowship of principles derived from the Scout Oath and of the Law of the Boy Scouts of America; to develop Leadership, to promote Friendship and to provide Service to humanity; and further the freedom that is our national, educational and intellectual heritage. Founded on the Cardinal Principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service. It provides its members the opportunity to develop leadership skills as they volunteer on their campus, in their community, to the nation, and to the organization.

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APO offers a nationally recognized leadership program that can help members develop their leadership skills. As well as plenty of opportunities for community service with multiple activities per month. We also provide a safe an accepting place for all, creating a great community to find friends!

Come to a no-commitment meeting! Mondays @ 7pm (Eaton Humanities #160)

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Arnold Air Society is a professional, honorary, service organization advocating the support of aerospace power. With the following objectives: To create a more efficient relationship among Air Force officer candidates, in particular within the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps. To aid in the development of effective Air Force officers. To further the purpose, traditions, and concepts of the United States Air Force. Provide personal and professional development opportunities to cadets that strive to push their limits. Strengthen the bonds between cadets while reinforcing the ROTC Curriculum and improving the community through service projects. Foster a society that upholds the values of the United States Air Force, Arnold Air Society, and community service.

"Every generation has the obligation to free men's minds for a look at new worlds...to look out from a higher plateau than the last generation." - Col Ellison S. Onizuka

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We are a team of CU Boulder students developing software for nonprofits and promoting technology for social good. We've partnered with organizations such as Thinking Huts, Safehouse Denver, and more on projects ranging from a respite-matching web app for foster parents to web scraper development for 3D printing schools in Madagascar.

In addition to helping the community, we also aim to create community. Being a Blueprinter is all about using our talents and interests for good and having fun while we're at it. We develop software projects on teams of 5-6 people as well as host bonding events and tech workshops. Some of our most-loved events in the past have been Blueprint Boba, Blueprint Bowling, and Blueprint + Big Data (if you have suggestions for other punny/alliterative events, do hit us up). We also have the annual tradition of creating the Blueprint Boulder Yearbook, where we cherish our memories, appreciate each other, and immortalize our most hilarious moments.

Want to join in on the fun? Visit https://blueprintboulder.org to learn more about us, or email blueprintboulder@colorado.edu if you have any questions!

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Circle K International (CKI) is a collegiate service organization within the Kiwanis family, dedicated to community service, leadership development, and fostering a culture of volunteerism. As the university-level counterpart to Key Club, CKI provides students with opportunities to engage in meaningful service projects, social action, and community outreach. At CU, we collaborate with various other local and student organizations to make a positive and meaningful impact on our community. We work closely with Foothills Kiwanis, creating many networking and service opportunities.
Note: We are not affiliated with the Circle K Convenience Stores.

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We, the students at the University of Colorado Boulder, do hereby form the organization known as Collar Scholars for the purpose of raising and training future service dogs for Canine Companions. Canine Companions is a non-profit organization that provides assistance dogs to individuals with disabilities completely free of charge through the support of volunteers, donors, and the community. As an organization, we aim to increase awareness and respect for service dog teams both on campus and in the world beyond, and we take great pride in knowing that our puppies will go on to serve an important role in our community. All students are welcome at CU’s Collar Scholars chapter. Although CU Collar Scholars is specifically affiliated with Canine Companions, all service dog teams and service dogs in training are welcome at our meetings and events.

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The Colorado Homeless Assistance with Medicine Program (CHAMP) is a student organization that provides healthcare education and assistance to the homeless community in the Boulder Area. CHAMP members are trained to offer support on various healthcare topics, including but not limited to helping eligible citizens acquire insurance, connecting individuals with primary care providers, scheduling appointments, and providing information on local food banks and shelter schedules.

CHAMP is organized and operated by undergraduate students at the University of Colorado Boulder. We collaborate with local homeless shelters and outreach programs, ensuring a safe environment for our club members. By fostering a welcoming and supportive atmosphere, both our members and those we assist have the opportunity to benefit significantly from the services we provide.

What sets our organization apart is our commitment to going beyond healthcare guidance. CHAMP members are expected to exercise good judgment and etiquette while engaging with the community, offering valuable assistance, answering questions, and engaging in polite conversation with understanding and kindness. This approach is crucial to fulfilling the objectives of CHAMP.

To learn more about our organization and get involved, please email us at champ@colorado.edu.

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The CU Adaptive Alpine Club, serving the University of Colorado, Boulder, is committed to fostering inclusivity for people with disabilities in the skiing and snowboarding industry among the university’s students.

This organization accomplishes its mission by collaborating with Ignite Adaptive Sports, based in Eldora, CO, to volunteer to teach skiing/snowboarding lessons to people with physical, intellectual, or developmental disabilities.

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Rotaract is a community service organization based within the University of Colorado Boulder but open to the community. We are partnered with Rotary International and their other associated organizations. Our focus ranges from our local to international community. We typically host service projects every semester as well as fundraise for larger causes. Rotaract is also very open to working with other organizations on joint projects. In the past we have worked with other CU clubs, Boulder rotary clubs, and many local businesses. Some of our previous events include succulent handouts for eating disorder awareness, local trail cleanup, meal distribution to the local homeless population, volunteering at an elementary school, hosting a trivia night fundraiser for international relief, and many more exciting projects. Additionally, we have access to a large network of professionals through Rotary. One of our goals is to aid in professional development and connect members to Rotarians with similar career path as mentors. We are a low commitment club that meets bi-weekly and is open for anyone who is interested! We tailor our club to the current interests, so if you have any projects you would like to get involved with, we would love your opinion!

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End Overdose at CU Boulder is a branch of a Los Angeles based 501c3 nonprofit ending drug related overdose through medical intervention, resource distribution and education.

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EWB's mission is to partner with developing communities to improve their quality of life through the implementation of environmentally sustainable, equitable, and economic engineering projects. In the process of working to advance developing communities, EWB promotes the development of globally aware and internationally responsible students and professionals. Our chapter at the University of Colorado at Boulder was the first chapter of EWB-USA created by Professor Bernard Amadei. Since its inception in 2002, the chapter, consisting entirely of students with faculty mentors, has had projects in Peru, Rwanda, Belize, Puerto Rico, and Nepal and is currently still working in Guatemala, Nepal, Rwanda, and a domestic project here in Colorado. We consist of 50+ students in engineering and non-engineering majors, working hard to solve some of the world's most complicated issues, and making lots of friendships along the way.

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The Doctors Without Borders Student Chapter at CU helps create spaces in which people can learn about, support, and advocate for the work of Medicines Sans Frontiers (MSF)-USA through a variety of events and actions including hosting speakers, film-screenings, volunteering, fundraising, and much more! If you have any questions or are looking to become a part of our organization, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at msfboulderchapter@colorado.edu.

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CU Global Brigades is a service-based student organization that focuses on improving global public health and international awareness. We travel once per year to a developing community outside of the US to learn, educate, and help these communities prosper. Using the Holistic Model developed by Global Brigades, we work with communities to meet their specific goals, with the end goal being complete self-sufficiency in the community after GB's time in-country. As the CU Boulder Medical chapter, we are one of the first groups to enter a location, and our student members help to assess the medical and public health needs of the community. Our members also participate in local volunteering around the Boulder/Denver area, and hold social events to create a community of passionate, outgoing, and kind-hearted pre-health students!

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To serve and connect with the underserved while also fostering professional development, with an emphasis on preparing for careers in healthcare.

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Five million children are coping with a parent's cancer diagnosis. That’s 5 million children at risk of experiencing increased anxiety, emotional isolation, loss of social interest, and/or feelings of hopelessness. And that’s why, at Kesem, we are committed to creating a world where every child who has a parent with a cancer diagnosis or has lost a parent to cancer is never alone. We support these children through and beyond their parent’s cancer with free, fun-filled creative programs and a lasting community.

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Our mission is to build a worldwide Movement empowering low-income individuals in their fight for equal access to healthcare, education, and a safe home.

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Be the Match on Campus is a student run branch of the organization, Be the Match. BTM is a non-profit organization that recruits people ages 18-40 to join the national bone marrow registry and organizes peripheral blood stem cell or bone marrow transplants to patients with blood cancer that have found a match! There are Be the Match on Campus chapters across the country that join students together to work towards the Be the Match mission. These organizations give students valuable hands on leadership skills while they work with each other to host registry recruitment volunteering events. 

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Swap is a student-run, grassroots initiative that builds bridges of support and solidarity between Swap volunteers and campus employees. At Swap, student volunteers are paired with a campus employee to aid and develop the employee's English and computer literacy skills. An initial training is required, where we share tips and tricks on how to effectively support the campus employees. After the training, student partners meet for two, one-hour lessons per week, working with their employee partners to address specific learning goals and foster a greater sense of comfort and fluency with the language.

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CUEMS strives to be a community for students involved, or interested in, emergency medical services (EMS at the University of COlorado Boulder). We aim to be a professional EMS agency at which students and EMT’s can gain experience and knowledge in medicine, develop leadership skills, and give back to the community through high quality emergency medical services.

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Volunteers Around the World is a student run organization that serves to advance interest in the field of medicine, global health, and international volunteer work though the philanthropic promotion of health in countries across the world. Our focus is to provide communities with access to medical treatment, medication, and health education, while familiarizing students to real-life medical situations and the deprived state of certain populations in the world. This unique abroad experience permits students to gain invaluable first-hand knowledge of medicine and its practice in foreign countries.

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