Some 220 Hope College students participated in service projects throughout the area through the college’s “Time to Serve” program.

  • A group photo of the students who participated in service projects throughout the area through the college’s “Time to Serve” program on Saturday, Aug. 31. Most of the students are members of the freshman Class of 2023.
  • Time to serve students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • Time to serve students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • "Time to Serve" students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • "Time to Serve" students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • "Time to Serve" students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • "Time to Serve" students meet on campus to learn about their volunteer projects for the day.
  • Volunteers for "Time to Serve" head out to their various service locations.
  • Volunteers for "Time to Serve" head out to their various service locations.
  • Hope students helpi care for the animals and facilities at the Critter Barn.
  • Hope students helpi care for the animals and facilities at the Critter Barn.
  • Hope students helpi care for the animals and facilities at the Critter Barn.
  • Students do cleaning and sorting at Bibles for Mexico Thrift store.
  • Students do cleaning and sorting at Bibles for Mexico Thrift store.
  • Students do cleaning and sorting at Bibles for Mexico Thrift store.
  • Students do cleaning and sorting at Bibles for Mexico Thrift store.
  • Volunteers do lunch prep sort food donations and organize pantry as well as cleaning at the Men's Ministry Center at Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Volunteers do lunch prep sort food donations and organize pantry as well as cleaning at the Men's Ministry Center at Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Volunteers do lunch prep sort food donations and organize pantry as well as cleaning at the Men's Ministry Center at Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Student volunteers price items, sort clothing and other items at the Gateway Center, a thift store run by the Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Student volunteers price items, sort clothing and other items at the Gateway Center, a thift store run by the Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Student volunteers price items, sort clothing and other items at the Gateway Center, a thift store run by the Holland Rescue Mission.
  • Students do farm work at Eighth Day Farm.
  • Students do farm work at Eighth Day Farm.
  • Students do farm work at Eighth Day Farm.
  • Students do farm work at Eighth Day Farm.
  • Students do farm work at Eighth Day Farm.

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