Through the Service Learning Fund we support individual and group service learning projects occurring domestically and internationally. These integrated experiential learning projects range in scope from an individual independent study project focusing on empowering local Philadelphia youth with cameras to present their perspectives on childhood and life in Norris Square to a group founded by Haverford House fellows and current undergraduates in order to increase their own understanding, campus awareness, and national policy regarding immigration within the United States.

We would like to emphasize that service learning opportunities should be situations where you have a great deal to learn, but where you are also poised to also be of benefit to the community in question. We do not fund simple volunteer projects which do not occur within a greater context or with a structured reflection component. Read more of what a Haverford student has to say about her experience.

Past Projects: Please browse through past projects which have been supported through this fund

Planning Tips: We have a host of tips to help you prepare both your project and your proposal

Applying
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Reporting Requirements
Click here to learn more about reporting requirements. After accepting an award, all grant recipients are required to write a final report.

Questions?
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Domestic Program Coordinator (if you are interested in a domestic conference), or the International Program Coordinator (if you are interested in an international conference).