Give your time
Mentor a student. Sit on a panel. Show up for a weekend of work. Your hours count more than rupees.
When something needs doing, we go together.
Some of what we do is not for ourselves, or for our careers, or even for the college. It is for the places and the people that made us: a student who almost did not make it through second year, a classmate who needs more than a phone call, a craft in the neighbourhood that is running out of hands. These are the causes we choose to walk into together, voluntarily, and with our own hands.
- Causes we walk into -
Specific, local, and visible: the causes the alumni club is actively working with are listed here.
- Three ways to walk in -
Mentor a student. Sit on a panel. Show up for a weekend of work. Your hours count more than rupees.
Whatever you happen to be good at, lend it once. Writers can tell the story, photographers can document the work, makers can make.
There is no minimum and no maximum. Give to a cause the college has opened, and you will be told where it lands.
Volunteer your hours, contribute what you can, or simply lend us your craft.