Alternative Service Break Trips

March 14-21, 2026 | Memphis, TN

$300 per person

Join us in Memphis as we explore the urgent issue of plastic pollution and its impact on local ecosystems. Partnering with Living Lands & Waters, students will help remove debris from regional waterways, support restoration efforts, and learn about the broader environmental challenges facing our communities. This trip offers hands-on conservation work and meaningful reflection on sustainability and stewardship.

March 14-21, 2026 | Atlanta, GA

$300 per person

Travel to Atlanta to engage with the critical work of refugee support and resettlement. Through a partnership with the International Rescue Committee (IRC), students will assist with programs that help refugees build new lives in the United States. Participants will learn about global displacement, barriers to resettlement, and the ways communities can foster belonging, resilience, and long-term stability.

March 14-21, 2026 | Charlotte, NC

$300 per person

In Charlotte, students will dive into the root causes and human impact of housing insecurity. Working alongside Habitat for Humanity, participants will contribute to affordable housing efforts through construction projects, neighborhood improvements, and community support initiatives. This experience highlights the power of safe, stable housing to transform lives and strengthen communities.

March 14 - 18, 2026 | Cincinnati, OH

$250 per person

Join us in Cincinnati to examine how factors like education, housing, environment, and food access shape community health. Partnering with the Common Orchard Project and Bethany House Services, students will support urban agriculture, family services, and neighborhood wellness initiatives. This trip offers a holistic look at how sustainable systems and community-based care promote healthier futures.