Needs From: Campbell Serve

Join the Student Government Association (SGA) for Disc Golf Course, a vital campus improvement event focused on enhancing the beauty and safety of the Disc Golf Course. This hands-on opportunity invites students and community members to help clean, organize, and improve this important campus space.

The Career Closet would greatly appreciate any and all professional clothing donations.  The biggest need is for women’s clothing of all sizes and men’s options for sizes 3XL and 4XL.   Age-appropriate shoes of all sizes for both men and women. 

Should you like to donate gift cards, we appreciate them from Belk, Kohl’s, or TJ Maxx. 

Drop clothes off at the Student Union on the second floor, and gift cards can be sent to Shana Stewart in the Wallace Student Center

Help Buies Creek First Baptist Church clean out their spaces with light moving, organization, and cleaning.

Contact Gina Smith with questions

Project Not Forgotten seeks to better the lives of nursing home patients who have been removed from frequent contact with the outside world. They want to improve the quality of their lives with God's love and seasonal deliveries.

Help us brighten their days through writing notes of encouragement and cards. 

Sign up and come to the second floor of the student union to help!

Join Jennifer Seagraves for a Neighborhood Clean-Up of North Campus. Clean-up will begin at the Saylor Park Firepit. Supplies will be provided

Join DUMA in the packing of boxes and bags, light cleaning and organizing, and distributing food.

Sign up to donate blood with the American Red Cross. Sign up for this need and click the link below for your registration to donate.

https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=Camels

Sign up and come to the second floor of the student union to donate!

Help us write letters to students who are a part of the Boys and Girls Club. A note of encouragement, advice, or even a drawing can go a long way in making a kid smile.

Sign up and come to the second floor of the student union to help!

Students will write uplifting messages for fellow students to read. Students will also write down an educational goal and keep that written goal for themselves. We will also be taking donations to Lillington Shawtown Elementary to help foster a better Campbell-Harnett County connection. 

Join us as we gather donations for the Robin Page Boys and Girls Club of Lillington. Please sign up for this need as a record of your participation in this drive!

Items they need:

Donation Bins located in Butler Chapel beginning March 23rd, or check out the Amazon Wishlist link to purchase directly.

Looking for a low-pressure, come-as-you-are way to make a real difference in the Coats community? Coats Municipal Park could use a little extra love, and Campbell students are invited to help keep our green spaces clean and welcoming for everyone.
This is a flexible, self-led volunteer opportunity with no set schedule, no sign-ups, no formal event. If you find yourself with a free hour between classes or want a quick way to give back, simply stop by the park at any time that works for you. Bring a friend or fly solo, take a walk, and help pick up litter along the pathways, fields, and play areas. Every small effort adds up, and your time directly supports a cleaner, safer space for families, pets, and visitors.
Gloves and trash bags are encouraged; filled bags can be placed next to any park trash can for staff to remove. Whether you swing by once or make it part of your weekly routine, your help strengthens the community in a big way.
Thank you for stepping up and showing what it means to care for your town one piece of litter at a time.

Students will help plant a small native plant bed in key areas of the park (such as the entrance and other high-visibility locations) to enhance beautification, support pollinators, and reduce long-term maintenance needs. They will also learn about how native plants benefit local wildlife and habitats.

Build it, place it, and watch them come! Volunteers will help install bluebird houses and feeders along the park trail, creating new homes for native birds and supporting local conservation.