volunteer

Below is information about our community service projects.

• Blood Drives
• Future Titans Program
• Priceless Pet Project
• Titan Kids at Orangewood
• Titans Helping Titans
• Tuffy's Buddies

To learn more about  any of the projects below, please complete this form . 

Blood Drives

A partnership with the American Red Cross Blood Services, this volunteer opportunity increases awareness about the importance of donating blood. Volunteers help save lives by recruiting students, faculty, and staff, along with community members, during monthly blood drives, or by donating blood themselves. Each donor potentially saves 3 lives!

Future Titans Program

The Future Titans Program enriches the lives of children through education based fun. Volunteers make a profound difference in the life of a child by spending quality time with them as they engage with a variety of learning activities designed to fit a variety of themes. This project takes place in Fullerton.

Priceless Pets Project

Come volunteer with us at the Priceless Pet Rescue in Chino Hills. This project requires you to come in and watch a training video before you can participate. 

Titan Kids at Orangewood

Titan Kids works with Orangewood Children’s Home (OCH). OCH helps children who suffer from physical abuse, emotional abuse, sexual abuse, or abandonment by their parents. Volunteers visit the Orangewood Children’s Home twice a month to interact with the children through a variety of activities such as storytelling, arts and crafts, and entertainment/games.

Titans Helping Titans

The Titans Helping Titans project coordinates events focusing on helping CSUF students in need. The Titans Helping Titans Hygiene Drive, and Trick or Treat to Fight Hunger are two events coordinated by this group. 

Tuffy's Buddies

Tuffy's Buddies is dedicated to fostering friendships between Cal State Fullerton students and individuals with varying disabilities in the surrounding community. Volunteers participate in a variety of group activities with special education students ages 18-22 from the Fullerton Joint Union High School District’s Adult Transition Program. Through this opportunity, both sets of students have the opportunity to enjoy one another’s company and grow from the experience. Volunteers will be able to educate the community at large that the “differences” between the two populations are not as big as they may seem.