Hoyas Give Baxa - Georgetown Alumni

Saturday, May 4, 2024

Hoyas around the world volunteered with their local Georgetown Club on Saturday, May 4, as part of the Georgetown University Alumni Association’s 11th Annual Hoyas Give Baxa—a coordinated day of community service.

Hoyas Give Baxa Photo Gallery

The Georgetown Club of the Research Triangle partnered with WAKE Up and Read to sort books and distribute to schools and the community

The Georgetown Club of Rhode Island volunteering at McAuley Village for a spring cleanup

The Georgetown Club of Chicago volunteering at Orphans of the Storm animal shelter

The Georgetown Club of Oklahoma partnered with Sister BJ’s Pantry to serve hot breakfast

The Georgetown Club of Colorado during a park cleanup with Front Range Trails Conservancy

The Georgetown Club of Metro DC volunteered at Dumbarton Oaks Park to help clear invasive species

The Georgetown Club of France volunteered with the American Cathedral in Paris to serve meals

A volunteer with the Club of Metro DC at Dumbarton Oaks Park to help clear invasive species

The Georgetown Club of Minneapolis/St. Paul volunteered with Feed My Starving Children to pack food for children around the world

A volunteer with the Club of Mexico City helping children with crafts at Granja Para Niños La Esperanza A.C.

The Georgetown Club of Boston volunteered with Cradles to Crayons to help sort donated school supplies for children

Volunteers with the Club of Metro DC at Dumbarton Oaks Park to help clear invasive species

The Georgetown Club of Mexico City partnered with Granja Para Niños La Esperanza A.C. to help teach children empowerment and self-worth

Fort Lauderdale Hoyas volunteered with The City of Miramar Southcentral/Southeast Focal Point to pack food for distribution to the needy

The Georgetown Club of Rhode Island partnered with McAuley Village for a spring cleanup

The Georgetown Club of Metro NY packed meals for seniors at Encore Community Services

Volunteers of all ages helped the Club of Metro DC at Dumbarton Oaks Park to help clear invasive species

The Georgetown Club of Dallas/Ft. Worth partnered with the Laura Bush Native Texas Park at the George W. Bush Presidential Center to help with native plant restoration

The Georgetown Club of Orlando sorted food donations at the Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida

Volunteers with the Georgetown Club of the Research Triangle volunteering at WAKE Up and Read

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