Bring your gifts. Grow your calling.

Ways you could contribute

• Welcome guests and help create thoughtful hospitality experiences.
• Assist with community, children’s, youth, or volunteer programming.
• Learn culturally humble approaches to listening and relationship-building.

Especially relevant for: ministry, social work, education, sociology, psychology, and human services.

Ways you could contribute

• Interview ministry leaders and turn conversations into clear, respectful stories.
• Create photo, video, newsletter, or partner-update content.
• Build a portfolio while practicing ethical, dignity-centered storytelling.

Especially relevant for: communications, journalism, photography, videography, public relations, and English.

Ways you could contribute

• Research travel, schedules, supplies, and on-the-ground logistics.
• Prepare participant resources, checklists, and project documentation.
• Help teams turn lessons learned into stronger future programs.

Especially relevant for: hospitality, tourism, event planning, operations, project management, and organizational leadership.

Ways you could contribute

• Plan and produce useful content for web, email, and social channels.
• Create digital assets that help people understand opportunities and take a next step.
• Use audience insights to improve clarity, reach, and engagement.

Especially relevant for: marketing, graphic design, web development, media production, and digital communications.

Ways you could contribute

• Map processes and create tools that make recurring work easier.
• Support budgeting, project tracking, partner communication, or impact reporting.
• Study how mission, stewardship, people, and operations work together.

Especially relevant for: business, accounting, finance, nonprofit management, entrepreneurship, and human resources.

Ways a custom placement can take shape

• Connect academic learning objectives with a genuine partner need.
• Define supervision, responsibilities, and a meaningful final deliverable.
• Coordinate school approval or practicum requirements when possible.

A strong starting point: bring your program requirements, ideal dates, learning goals, and the skills you hope to practice.