What is Berkeley Project?
Established in 2006, The Berkeley Project is the largest community service organization at UC Berkeley. Each semester, we organize Berkeley Project Day, in which we recruit over 2,000 volunteers to work alongside community members in beautifying Berkeley.
From working at elementary schools to planting trees, our volunteers devote a total of 12,000+ hours and save the City of Berkeley over $400,000 every year. Fully student run and not for profit, The Berkeley Project aims to strengthen the community we live in and foster a spirit of service that will inspire generations of participants. Join us for Berkeley Project Day as a site leader or as a volunteer!
What to expect on BP Day
Volunteers must arrive at 8:00 AM SHARP on Sproul Plaza and stay the whole day.
- Transportation: We will travel to worksites by foot or AC transit. Please bring your Cal Student IDs and AC transit cards.
- Lunch: We will travel to worksites by foot or AC transit. Please bring your Cal Student IDs and AC transit cards.
- Attire: Wear closed toe shoes and clothes that you wouldn't mind getting dirty. The project goes on, rain or shine.
Event Schedule:
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8:00 AM - Meet Site Leader(s) on Sproul at your designated location.
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8:00-8:30 AM - Check in with your Site Leader. Grab a nametag and some food!
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8:30-9:00 AM - Opening Ceremony with speeches and performances.
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9:00 AM - Depart for work sites.
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9:30-10:00 AM - Arrive at site, follow a safety/education orientation and icebreakers.
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10:00 AM - Work begins.
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12:00 - 1:00 PM - Lunch will be delivered within the hour. Break for approx. 45 minutes.
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By 4:00 PM - Work ends. Head back to campus for sweet treats. Thank you for volunteering!
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