Upcoming Events


College Kettle Challenge - Nov. 5 - Dec. 24

With over 50 locations, you can find an opportunity to ring bells for the Salvation Army this holiday season! Grab a group of friends and sign up for the College Kettle Challenge. Ring Carroll's way to the top as we compete against other WCTC and UW-Waukesha!

Monday, November 15th, 9am-12noon

Help the Food Pantry get some special items ready for the Holiday Season! We need 10 volunteers!

Pack the Van with the PACKERS - Tuesday, November 16th, 2:30pm-6:30pm

Be a part of this special food drive with the Food Pantry! Head to New Berlin (only 10-15 minutes away) to help wrap up a food drive with some BIG NAME Packer Players! We need 20-25 volunteers! Can’t make the whole time? Schedule your own time in this block!

TEAM: Human Volunteer Day - Wednesday, November 17th, 1pm-4pm.

Let’s help the Food Pantry wrap up their special project for the Holidays! Everyone deserves a treat at Thanksgiving, right? We need 15 volunteers!

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Spring Break 2010




I think in Forbes Magazine's annual rankings of Spring Break Destinations, Cedar Rapids, Iowa comes in right behind Acapulco and Daytona Beach. Ok, it's possible I made that up.
Nevertheless, this Spring Break a group of 16 set out from Carroll to help with flood relief in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, an area still devastated from a major flood in summer of 2008.

In our four days there, we were able to help repair parts of 5 houses, with the brunt of the work being replacing a deck and siding a garage. Participants were eager and great work was done. Lots of laughter and bonding ensued. The trip was a great example of Carroll's commitment to service. Thanks to everyone that came along and helped out. Remember that though these actions were pretty simple, you are really doing something extraordinary by using your spring break time to help others.

Check out some pictures below. And look for student reflections in the future.



























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