Emory's Day On

Name: Emory's Day On
Start: 2026-01-24T10:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-01-24T14:30:00-05:00
Location: Private Location (sign in to display)

by Volunteer Emory

Community Service

Sat, Jan 24, 2026

10 AM – 2:30 PM EST (GMT-5)

Add to Calendar

Private Location (sign in to display)

View Map

Registered

Registration

Options	Sales Start	Sales End	Availability	Price
Option Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve Volunteers will help care for the Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve by maintaining trails, removing invasive species, and improving wildlife habitats. This outdoor opportunity is ideal for those who enjoy hands-on environmental work and want to help preserve one of Atlanta’s vital green spaces. Each hour spent ensures a cleaner, healthier ecosystem for local plants, animals, and visitors alike. Gloves and tools will be provided. Transportation is provided to and from the project site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Buses return to campus by 2:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 12 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Metro Atlanta Urban Farm At Metro Atlanta Urban Farm, volunteers will get hands-on experience supporting urban agriculture and food justice. Tasks include planting, harvesting, composting, and maintaining garden beds, depending on the season. By helping grow fresh produce for local families, volunteers contribute to building a sustainable food system and improving access to healthy food in Atlanta communities. Expect moderate outdoor activity such as bending or lifting; all tools and materials will be provided. Transportation is provided to and from the project site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Buses return to campus by 2:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability Sold-Out	Price FREE
Option Friends of Disabled Adults and Children (FODAC) Volunteers will assist FODAC in refurbishing and organizing medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, and hospital beds that are donated and redistributed to individuals in need. Tasks include cleaning, sorting, testing, and packaging items for delivery. Each piece of equipment processed helps improve mobility and independence for someone in the community. This opportunity offers valuable insight into healthcare access and resource sustainability. Transportation is provided to and from the project site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Buses return to campus by 2:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 13 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option International Women's House Volunteers will assist the International Women’s House in creating a safe and welcoming environment for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. Tasks include organizing donations, preparing meals, helping with childcare, and maintaining living spaces. Through their service, volunteers support women and families on their path toward safety and independence. This opportunity offers meaningful engagement with residents while fostering empathy and awareness of gender-based violence. Orientation will be provided on-site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Buses return to campus by 2:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 4 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option The Sandwich Project Volunteers will prepare and package sandwiches and snacks to be distributed to people experiencing homelessness across Atlanta. Participants will help assemble sandwiches and label bags for delivery to local shelters. This project combines teamwork and compassion, ensuring that hundreds of individuals receive a fresh meal and a reminder that they are cared for. All materials will be provided on-site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am for check in and breakfast. Project Leads will bring students to on campus location.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 3 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Furkids Volunteers will support Furkids ATL by caring for cats and assisting at the organization’s next-door thrift store. Tasks include feeding, cleaning, and socializing with cats, as well as sorting, organizing, and arranging donated items in the thrift store to ensure they are displayed effectively. This event offers a unique opportunity to make a difference both in the lives of animals and in the surrounding community. By interacting with and caring for cats, volunteers improve their well-being and increase their chances of finding loving homes. At the same time, by supporting thrift store operations, volunteers help maximize sales that directly fund Furkids’ mission. Volunteers should be comfortable with light physical activity such as standing, bending, walking, or lifting items. Wearing close toed shoes is advised. Training and on-site guidance will be provided. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Bus will return to campus by 1:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability Sold-Out	Price FREE
Option A Few Cooks Do you want to learn how to cook delicious healthy food? Come to a A Few Cooks volunteer cooking session! We’ll show you how to make high quality home-cooked meals from all over the world. The food we cook together gets donated to un-housed individuals, but the knowledge you gain remains with you. No prior cooking experience is necessary. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Project leads will walk volunteers to on campus project location. Service will end by 2pm.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 4 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option American Cancer Society Atlanta Hope Lodge Volunteers will support Hope Lodge, a facility that provides free lodging for cancer patients receiving treatment. During this service project, volunteers will assist with deep cleaning the shared kitchens on the first floor to help maintain a safe and welcoming space for guests and their caregivers. All cleaning supplies will be provided, and a staff member will guide volunteers through the tasks. By lending a hand, volunteers help create a comfortable, home-like environment for families during a challenging time. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Project Leads will walk students to project location. Service will end by 1pm.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 7 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Status Home Status Home is a nonprofit that provides permanent supportive housing and services for low-income individuals and families impacted by HIV/AIDS, helping them live with dignity and stability. Volunteers will take part in a community beautification project, helping create a welcoming outdoor space for residents. Tasks may include assembling picnic tables and park benches, picking up litter, and planting flowers around the property. This project involves hands-on work and will take place entirely outdoors, so please dress appropriately for the weather. If you have work or gardening gloves, feel free to bring them, and we will also have some available on site. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Bus will return to campus by 1:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 6 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Wellspring Living Wellspring Living aims to support survivors and those at risk of sexual exploitation by providing education, safe housing, and healing services. Volunteers will help with removing holiday decorations, and organizing donations and supplies in the outdoor shed at the Bridge Community, which is a program that provides transitional housing for graduates of Wellspring Living programs and their children. Volunteers should wear comfortable, movement-appropriate clothing. Please fill out this confidentiality form after registering: https://wellspringliving.jotform.com/241725148000041 **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Buses depart at 10:25am. Bus will return to campus by 1:30pm	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 6 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Lego Community Project - Shift 1 (11am-12pm) Volunteers will work together to build a large LEGO sculpture that will be donated to the community. This collaborative project encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem solving as volunteers plan, design, and assemble the final piece. All materials will be provided on site. No experience is needed, just a willingness to build, collaborate, and have fun. This shift will occur from 11am-12pm in the Woodpec classroom 306.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 20 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Lego Community Project - Shift 2 (12pm-1pm) Volunteers will work together to build a large LEGO sculpture that will be donated to the community. This collaborative project encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem solving as volunteers plan, design, and assemble the final piece. All materials will be provided on site. No experience is needed, just a willingness to build, collaborate, and have fun. This shift will occur from 12pm-1pm in the Woodpec classroom 306.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 20 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Lego Community Project - Shift 3 (1pm-2pm) Volunteers will work together to build a large LEGO sculpture that will be donated to the community. This collaborative project encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem solving as volunteers plan, design, and assemble the final piece. All materials will be provided on site. No experience is needed, just a willingness to build, collaborate, and have fun. This shift will occur from 1pm-2pm in the Woodpec classroom 306.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 19 Spots Left	Price FREE
Option Emory Health Access Machine Initiative Join the Center for Student Wellbeing in keeping the health access vending machine packed and prepared for our student population! Students will support increasing access to essential health products on campus; including bandaids, menstrual products, and emergency contraceptives, through packing care items. **Meet in Math and Science Center Lobby between 10-10:15am. Project leads will walk students to on campus location. Service will end by 2pm.	Sales Start -	Sales End -	Availability 5 Spots Left	Price FREE

Details

Emory's Day On is Volunteer Emory's Day of Service in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. This Day will bring the Emory community together to perform service both on campus and in the local Atlanta community. Emory's Day On will be on Saturday, January 24, 2026. Transportation and a light breakfast will be provided.

**Please plan to arrive in the Math and Science Center Lobby between 10am-10:15am.

ON CAMPUS PROJECTS: Trip leads will bring students to project locations and service will occur between 11am-2pm (please see specific shift for details).

OFF CAMPUS PROJECTS: Buses for off-campus projects will depart by 10:25am with service occurring between 11am and 2pm and arrival back on campus by 2:30pm (please see specific project for details).

Copy Link

Hosted By

Volunteer Emory | Website | View More Events

Contact the organizers