Please fill out the form below in order to be considered as the 2024-2025 PwC Scholars Community Service Project. We ask that you provide as much detail as possible in order for us to thoroughly analyze your organization's mission, goals, and role within the Binghamton community. We will be accepting applications until May 31, 2024.
The goal of our program is to develop future business leaders through academic excellence, professionalism, community service/fundraising, and unique networking opportunities. Each year, members of the program plan, host a multitude of fundraisers, and execute a large-scale community service project within the Binghamton community.
Historically, our program has donated more than 3,000 hours of volunteering annually towards the project and has fundraised around $10,000 to self support all attributes added to the project. After working closely with an organization throughout the academic year, our project culminates to an Annual Day of Community Service where all of our students volunteer at the organization along with alumni from the program.
Past organizations we have worked with include the Ross Park Zoo, Recreation Park, Salvation Army, Binghamton Housing Authority, Handicapped Children's Association, Kali's Klub House, GiGis Playhouse, Stand With Me, and much more.
We are looking for organizations that are:
- in need of a hands-on project that requires 3-6 months of planning and multiple days of implementation
- in need of aid from our students (120+ students within the School of Management at Binghamton University)
- have opportunities for throughout the year involvement with our students (in person and/or virtually)
- able to hold ~40 students at a time for our days of community service
- meets our project scope (~$10,000)
- passionate about the work they do and the impact they have
See the following document for more information on the 2018-2019 project with Kali's Klubhouse:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J-Dgfx6rdQOfK9UaCIsq_YB29H_ehxFy/view?usp=sharing For a more in-depth representation of work on past projects, please see the following:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gXoW7-qxTAqDryE5QJ34Pox6NRgQGkhzIf you have any questions or concerns, please contact current PwC Scholars Vice President of Development Caitlin McMahon (cmcmaho6@binghamton.edu) and the Director of the PwC Scholars Program Molly Pianella (mpianella@binghamton.edu).
