Getting Started with ACT

Becomming an Official Community Partner

If your organization is not formally connected to ACT, the first step is to contact Todd Mortensen, ACT's Associate Director of Community Partnerships.  If you prefer, you may start by submitting the online form to request a partnership and we will be in touch soon.

Benefits of Partnership

Membership has its privileges.  Here are just a few:

Learn more about ACT Volunteers

Student volunteers come in all shapes and sizes. Read  Kinds of Volunteers to discover how we can help you, and how you can maximize your student volunteers.

Stay Informed

ACT maintains an extensive Community Partner e-mail list, and we recommend that you sign up in order to stay informed about current opportunities on and off-campus.  You can also use this same form to sign up to receive our student ACTmail, in case you want to see what students are getting from you and other agencies.

Visit ACT's Community Outreach Center

Our Community Outreach Center in the Student Union is staffed by Service Advisors who assist students with locating local, national, and international service opportunities which are of interest to them. In addition, they provide information about local social issues and upcoming events.  If you are on campus, please stop by.

Check out the CP Resource Guide

Are you seeking all of this great ACT information in an easy to read guide? Download a printable copy of the Community Partner Resource Guide below.

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