Mission Statement
H.E.L.P. stands for Help and Education Leading to the Prevention...of Poverty. We are a student run, non-religious affiliated, community service club centered here at the University of California, Davis. As a member of H.E.L.P. students encounter a variety of community service opportunities through activities such as:
Chow Nights - our weekly program where meals are served to the homeless and low income families restaurant style.
César Chávez - a weekly program similar to Chow Nights where meals are served at César Chávez Plaza
Progress Ranch - a program that is located at a local group home where we tutor and mentor disadvantaged children.
C.E.A.P. - promoting awareness of poverty while teaching leadership skills to our youth in local Davis schools.
Annual Programs - these include our big Thanksgiving Dinner and Empathy not Apathy.
Goals and aspirations of HELP:
We wish to promote awareness of the problem of poverty as
a societal problem and only through participation and dedication of the
community will this problem be solved.
As an anti-poverty and pro-social advancement
organization, we want to diversify ourselves in our activities which would
ultimately help us accomplish our goal.
We do not discriminate on the bases of race,
gender, age, sexual orientation, or disabilities.
So what are you waiting for?!?! Come and educate yourself about the issues, meet great folks fighting for this cause, see how connected you are to the problems of poverty, and find out how you can help, locally and globally. YOU have general meetings to attend to and WE have issues in our community that we need to solve!
Questions? Comments? Contact Us at:
Mention us at Culpepper when selling back your textbooks! It costs you nothing, and part of their profit goes directly to H.E.L.P.