SVCC Impact Program Volunteers Log 25,000 Hours

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In Sauk Valley Community College's Impact Program, students have volunteered over 25,000 hours of community service across the Sauk Valley.

 

The Impact Program at SVCC is an earned-tuition initiative enabling students to offset tuition and fees by engaging in volunteer service. Eligible students within the college’s district must contribute 25 hours of community service annually throughout high school to earn tuition and fees for up to three years at SVCC or until they obtain their degree—whichever occurs first.

“Reaching the 25,000 volunteer hours milestone is a significant accomplishment for the Impact students,” stated Ashleigh Sorenson, Impact Program Director. “They are dedicating their time and skills to our community, ensuring a bright future for themselves and the Sauk Valley.”

The Impact Program presently boasts over 1,000 enrolled students connecting with 200 volunteer partners. These partners provide diverse opportunities for students to engage in volunteerism and participate in organizational activities, allowing students to choose roles aligned with their interests.

Jack Delhotal, a student from Ashton-Franklin Center High School, expressed, “My favorite part about volunteering is serving and helping my community to make it better. Because I have pride in my community, volunteering is a great way to support and give back.”

For additional information on the Impact Program or to become a volunteer partner, please contact Ashleigh Sorenson at ashleigh.m.sorenson@svcc.edu.

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