Students come from a variety of backgrounds and possess a diverse range of skills. Some of the projects that students have created have been to:

• lead workshops at a senior center
• teach mommy & me classes
• train volunteers on food handling procedures
• conduct a Human Resource training on a new policy
• coach a recreation baseball team 
• big brother/big sister to foster youth
• assist with job skill readiness and writing resumes
• create a public service announcement supporting suicide prevention
• create a social media campaign raising awareness of educational programs offered by public libraries
• plan and coordinate computer skills workshops for residents of an assisted living center
• create procedure for parent pick up at a community center
• create PowerPoint for training volunteers on safety procedures
• create web pages on recycling practices 
• design materials for a corporate training
• design and disseminate flyers promoting early childhood wellness programs
• twitter campaign to raise awareness of a new exhibit at the science museum
• create a sustainable plan to fund disadvantaged youth to attend summer camp
• write a grant to purchase instruments for a community theater program
• conduct literature review to gather best practices in supporting immigrant families
• administer focus groups to determine services needed by clients
• write a report with recommendations on existing programs offering GED classes
• participate in cross-organizational initiative to improve voter turnout
• present to a school board to include financial literacy in afterschool programming. 
• organize stakeholders around community cleanup efforts