Student Volunteering
At Benilde-St. Margaret's, students are encouraged to stretch their view of the world by meeting new people, taking on projects they might not otherwise consider, and discovering how a mature faith takes shape through service.
That spirit lives in the Red Knight Volunteer Corps, a cornerstone program where student volunteers work throughout the local community, from hospitals and nursing homes to programs for children with special needs, growing in service, social justice, and the charisms at the heart of BSM.
Reasons to Join the Volunteer Corps
Volunteering is one of the most formative parts of a BSM education. Through service, students discover how much they have to offer, and how much they have to gain.
Make a Real Impact
Student volunteers brighten lives in hospitals, nursing homes, and programs for children with special needs.
Grow as a Leader
Service builds the confidence, initiative, and leadership skills that carry into every part of a student's life.
Broaden Your World
Meeting new people and cultures stretches how students see the world and their place in it.
Live Your Faith
Service turns faith into action, deepening each student's sense of social justice and the BSM charisms.
What It Takes to Volunteer
Hear From Our Red Knights
Students share what it means to serve others, grow as leaders, and make a difference through the Red Knight Volunteer Corps.
Questions About Getting Involved?
I'm here to help you learn more about the Red Knight Volunteer Corps and take the first step toward getting involved.
Ms. Peg Hodapp
Adviser, Red Knight Volunteer Corps