United Way Alternative Spring Break

About Alternative Spring Break

For more than seven years, United Way has provided students with an opportunity to give back

during their spring break. Through this unique collaboration between United Way and Deloitte,

nearly 2,500 students have traded in their swim suits for tool belts and participated in Alternative

Spring Break in dozens of communities across the country, contributing more than 77,000 hours of

volunteer service. In 2011 alone, nearly 500 students provided 13,500 hours of service valued at

more than $288,300.

For more than seven years, United Way has provided students with an opportunity to give back during their spring break. Through unique collaborations between United Way and partners like Deloitte, MTV and Participant Media, hundreds of students were able to volunteer through life-changing United Way Alternative Spring Breaks in 2013. Since its inception, over 2,500 students have traded in their swim suits for tool belts and participated in Alternative Spring Break in dozens of communities across the country, contributing more than 77,000 hours of volunteer service.

United Way ASB Recap

Maximum Impact - Miami	Spring Fix ASB - NY/NJ	Hunger ASB - Baltimore

Still more to come...

Stay tuned for a detailed recap of all seven United Way Alternative Spring Breaks. For more information, please contact Edwin Goutier, Manager of Young Adult Engagement, at student@unitedway.org.