Alumni Volunteers
Whether you live near campus or across the country, there are many opportunities to volunteer with your alma mater and play an active role in our community.
Volunteer with Stockton
Stockton alumni strengthen the University community by mentoring students, supporting campus events, participating in service projects and sharing their expertise with fellow Ospreys. Complete the Volunteer Interest Form to be notified of future opportunities.
Volunteer Opportunities:
University Weekend
Alumni volunteers will help welcome guests and support several events on Saturday,
Oct. 10. All volunteers will receive a free University Weekend T-shirt and are encouraged
to enjoy other weekend activities before or after their shifts.
5th Annual Community Day Clean Up & Party in the Park
Save the date for the fifth annual community event that brings together alumni, students,
faculty and staff for a day of beautifying Atlantic City and supporting local businesses
in O'Donnell Park, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 24 from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Alumni Social Media Ambassador
Receive a monthly email toolkit with Stockton news, events and graphics to share on
your social media channels. Your support helps amplify alumni stories, connect Ospreys
and expand opportunities for students and alumni.
SAVE THE DATE: 23rd Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
Monday,
January 18,
2027
| 9 a.m.
- 2 p.m.
Location: Galloway, Atlantic City and Hammonton
Volunteers will have their choice of service projects to join at our Galloway, Atlantic
City and Hammonton locations. The day includes registration and breakfast, and an
award ceremony for outstanding on campus volunteers. Last year's event drew more than
1,000 volunteers.
SAVE THE DATE: Ospreys Give
*NEW* Date
March 16
- 17, 2027
| 1
- 1 p.m.
Location: Galloway Campus
The 24-hour campaign will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 16, and continue through
1 p.m. Wednesday, March 17, bringing the Stockton community together to support student
success through academics, athletics, student initiatives and more.
Ricky (Epps-Kearney ‘88) and Edward (Marshall ‘92) taught me that being seen as a role model is not about being perfect, which is fortunate because I had already eliminated that possibility. It's about being responsible, visible, accountable and wanting to serve something larger than yourself.
John Cash, Jr. '91
2026 Alumni Volunteer Award Honoree
2026 Alumni Volunteer Award Honoree
For more information, please contact:
Caitlyn Bordonaro
Associate Director of Alumni Engagement & Philanthropy
609-626-6895
