“Our mission is betterment…towards [mental and physical] health, nature, community building, and starting friendships.” Continue reading
Trails for Betterment
Pacific University
Less Stress Through Recess
“Our project ‘Less Stress Through Recess’ focused on spreading the importance of exercise and the ability it has to de-stress people in an intense academic environment.” Continue reading
Excitement for Education
“We are working … with Reedville Elementary’s ‘No Excuses University’ program. This program, operating from elementary to high school, teaches children that college is possible for ALL students.” Continue reading
Campus Public Safety Volunteering
“This [project will benefit] students who need the assistance of campus public safety officers in urgent situations, and will make the officers more available in urgent situations, improving overall campus safety.” Continue reading
Bee Friendly
“It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly’s wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world” Continue reading
American Sign Language
“ASL is an incredibly beautiful language rich in history and culture, and Pacific is lacking that in their curriculum.” Continue reading
Making and Designing Games
This project “strengthened my relationship with the game education community, compelling me to continue research in this field.” Continue reading
Furries Stop Worries
“Not only does Animal Therapy help students but it also helps the dogs that are coming to campus from the local shelter.” Continue reading
Gifts for Good
Gifts for Good (G4G), brings together people who make crafts from things most people deem worthless or “trash”, thus keeping these items out of landfills and preventing the consumption of store-bought gifts that use earth’s resources. They sell the crafts and donate the money to local non-profits. Continue reading
Alex’s Lemonade Stand
“We are raising money that will be used to further childhood cancer research and aid children who have been diagnosed with cancer, as well as supporting their families.” Continue reading