Individuals
Every Marquette student is called to act in being a part of Hunger Clean-Up. The event has had a tradition of attracting hundreds of volunteers on Marquette’s campus since 1989.
Teams
Teams can be formed by organizing groups of coworkers, roommates, existing student organizations, or most commonly, just groups of friends. If you’re having trouble creating a team, ask your RA if you can set up a team on your floor – there might already be one organized. Or, we’ll hook you up with a crew.
Click HERE to sign up.
Hunger Clean Up's Mission and Goals
Hunger Clean-Up is a visible example of Marquette’s long-standing commitment to sharing its resources with the Milwaukee community. It also reflects the Jesuit tradition of living out one’s faith through action. The goals of Hunger Clean-Up include the following:
- Strengthening participants’ exploration and understanding of societal problems, especially the issues of hunger and homelessness
- Working with the community to address both immediate and long-term community needs through both direct service and fund raising
- Providing opportunities for students to develop leadership skills
- Introducing students to the specific assets and challenges of the community in which they liveI
- Instilling in students a spirit of service and an opportunity to act upon their faith and values
- Building a commitment among participants to engage in further community service
The Center For Community Service
