

Connect, Engage, Mobilize
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Connect, Engage, Mobilize
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Direct Service
These are just a few examples of how you can work to address the immediate needs of individuals or a community, often involving contact with the people or places being served.
We partnered with PATH San Diego, an organization dedicated to helping individuals, families, and communities end homelessness. PATH San Diego helps people find permanent housing and provides services to help them maintain their homes stably.
Join us weekly to serve Brunch to their temporary residents from 9:30am-12:30pm. Transporation provided. Sign up to receive an email notification for our weekly sign-up form.
Program begins Saturday, September 12, 2026.

Serve with Pancakes Serving Up Hope
Every other Saturday during the semester, we serve freshly made pancakes topped with our folks’ choices of butter, fruit, and chocolate chips! We are aware that we cannot solve the issue of homelessness downtown only through providing food; the program builds relationships and trust with the families and veterans in need. We aim to humanize folks who have been marginalized and mistreated in the San Diego community. Pancakes SUH serves as a platform for people who are looking for volunteer opportunities and resource agencies that assist those who are in need.
Every other Saturday-
We begin Saturday, Sept 12,
Rachel’s Night Shelter & Migrant Ministry at OLG Parish
Every few weeks, USD students and University Ministry staff prepare and deliver dinner to residents at both Rachel’s Night Shelter and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish. Rachel’s Night Shelter is an emergency shelter for women who are unhoused in San Diego and looking for short-term, supportive, and safe housing. Our Lady of Guadalupe Migrant Ministry offers meals and shelter to migrant men who either have no destination or are seeking opportunities to travel to their next destination.
This semester, we will once again be able to prepare meals to share and enjoy with the residents at Rachel’s and OLG Parish. Our evenings will consist of cooking, eating, and engaging in a conversation about topics of migration and homelessness to deepen our understanding and commitment to justice and social action.
Trips to Rachel’s Night Shelter and Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish are open to all current USD undergraduate, graduate, and law students.
Please contact Caroline at ccacabelos@sandiego.edu with questions.
Check out University Ministry's Con Cariño Trips page to see all the dates available this semester and their registration links.

Hold an ASG Leadership Position
The Associated Student Government Leadership Team serves the University of San Diego undergraduates as official representatives, who promote opportunities for growth and expression, address student issues, and enrich a diverse, inclusive, and engaged community.
ASG leaders work together to solve student issues, financially support several campus services, facilitate communication between student organizations, and serves as the official student voice to the administration.
.Changemaker-designatedChangemaker designated clubs offer many opportunities for service



