ASU Cares Weekend 2026
On Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28, celebrate ASU Cares month by volunteering to help reduce food insecurity and make a lasting impact across the Valley and beyond.
RSVP for a local service project
ASU Cares is a longstanding series of annual volunteer community service projects organized across the country by ASU Alumni and its chapters.
On Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28, celebrate ASU Cares month by volunteering to help reduce food insecurity and make a lasting impact across the Valley and beyond.
RSVP for a local service project
ASU Cares is open to all ASU alumni, friends, family members, fans, community members and students. Please note that some activities have age requirements.
No prior volunteer experience is needed. All necessary guidance will take place at your volunteer site.
Absolutely! If your schedule allows, we’d love for you to volunteer both days.
Please click the registration link and indicate which activity you’d like to volunteer for.
Please see each site for age requirements. St. Vincent de Paul Farm in Mesa is the only event that does not have age restrictions.
All volunteers should wear comfortable clothing. ASU gear and closed-toed shoes are highly encouraged regardless of your activity. Please bring a form of identification for any waivers needed onsite, a reusable water bottle and your Sun Devil spirit! Hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and long pants are encouraged for those volunteering on the farms.
Please email Kaitlin Catalfio at [email protected] as soon as possible to release your spot for volunteering.
Please fill out our volunteer form and we will be in touch about other opportunities soon.
Every March, ASU alumni across the nation participate in service projects to uplift their communities.
As outlined in ASU’s Charter, the university assumes fundamental responsibility for the economic, social, cultural and overall health of the communities it serves.
This year, in partnership with Valley of the Sun United Way, the ASU community is working to reduce food insecurity. Together, we'll help expand access to resources and create sustainable, long-term impact.
From sorting food to volunteering on local farms, participate in one or more ASU Cares events this March to build a stronger, healthier community with those who embody the spirit and heart of a Sun Devil.
In 2025, 350 volunteers participated in 33 projects nationwide and internationally, contributing a total of 1,413 volunteer hours.
From park cleanups and food drives to mentoring youth, ASU Cares month offers unique opportunities for every Sun Devil interested in giving back. Learn more about an ASU Cares service project near you and make a positive impact in your community, connect with fellow alumni volunteers and help drive meaningful change right in your own backyard.