Crimson Impact, the social service arm of the Harvard and Radcliffe Clubs of New York City, serves as a clearinghouse to connect volunteers to volunteer opportunities. Would you like to volunteer on a one-shot or regular basis? Does a project or organization you're involved in need volunteers? Would you like to lead or organize a project? Whether you're a recent graduate just moving to New York City, a Phillips Brooks House alum, a non-resident Club member outside the City, an experienced volunteer or someone who's simply decided it's time to get involved in community service, Crimson Impact can help.

We plan to use the Harvard Club of New York City website, TODAY@HCNY, Club Committees, the HCNY Bulletin, the Radcliffe Club of New York newsletter, Recent Graduate and graduate school newsletters and listserves, other Ivy League Clubs, The Seven Sisters network, the NY Bar Association, New York Cares, The Volunteer Referral Center, the new Phillips Brooks House Alumni Network and any other appropriate organizations, lists, listserves or newsletters to develop our network. Please contact

Street Squash
An Urban Youth Enrichment Program for Middle School Students. Volunteers can tutor kids, play squash at the Harvard Club, and/or accompany students on weekend outings. Contact George Polsky at (212) 414-0940.

Recent Graduates Network
Contact: Michael Blaustein at Blaustein@post.harvard.edu.
Radcliffe Club of NY Recent Graduates Contact: Maren Lau at maren_lau_96@post.harvard.edu or (212) 885-0370.

Tutoring
Weekly Morning Tutoring Program at the Bayard Rustin High School for the Humanities in Chelsea.

The Volunteer Referral Center
Have you ever participated in VRC's programming? We are looking for a Harvard Club member contact to this organization. Contact Ellen Reeves at egreevesparis@aol.com.

Ivy League Clubs Community Service Efforts
Help us find out what other Ivy League Clubs are doing in the way of Community Service. If you're a graduate of another Ivy League and are connected to service opportunities through the school, or if you'd like to be, contact George Polsky at (212) 414-0940.