Outreach Tulane is a student-run tradition of service to New Orleans

Tulane Today staff today@tulane.edu
View PDF

Last week Tulane students took part in a decades-old tradition of service: Outreach Tulane. This day of helping out in the New Orleans community, the university’s largest student-run day of service, is now in its 33rd year. Students gathered on Saturday, Aug. 26, and fanned out to locations across New Orleans to perform service projects with Tulane’s partner organizations, such as the Center for Sustainable Engagement and Development and New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity ReStore.

The event is put on annually by the Community Action Council of Tulane University Students and the Center for Public Service.

Photos by Tracie Morris Schaefer.

Outreach Tulane
Outreach Tulane brought together hundreds of Tulane students to volunteer with community partners across New Orleans on August 26, 2023. The students gathered on the Tulane campus before they went to their official assignments.
Outreach Tulane
President Michael A. Fitts talks service projects with students before they depart the campus.
Outreach Tulane
President Fitts poses with some Outreach Tulane participants before the day begins.
Outreach Tulane
Students beautify park grounds with Sustain the Nine during Outreach Tulane.
Outreach Tulane
Habitat NOLA's ReStore was one location where Tulane students volunteered.
Outreach Tulane
Tulane students contribute service hours to Habitat NOLA.

Other Related Articles

Tulane School of Medicine receives $10 million from the Marshall family to fight cancer
Students create video games in class
Tulane receives nearly $6 million from the estate of alumnus Gaylord Bickham
First-year medical students honored at White Coat Ceremony
Tulane engineering students travel to Ghana for sanitation project