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Campus Compact

January 20, 2009

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Our job at Campus Compact is to educate college students to become active citizens who are well-equipped to develop creative solutions to society's most pressing issues.

We turn students into citizens

Our track record is unmatched. Over the past 20 years, Campus Compact has engaged more than 20 million students in service and service-learning, and participation rates keep rising. Each year, our member students work in thousands of communities, both locally and globally, to provide desperately needed services such as:

Tutoring at-risk youth in reading and math
Building houses for low-income families
Conducting environmental safety studies
Caring for the sick, the hungry, the homeless, and the elderly

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