Volunteer

Show the world the incredible impact Tar Heels can make in just one day. Each year on or around Oct. 12, alumni from around the world unite to serve their community in celebration of University Day. Learn more.

Carolina Clubs are groups of UNC alumni and friends living in the same geographic area who want to remain involved with the University. Clubs provide a unique UNC connection for alumni no matter where they live.

• Become a Carolina Club leader
  Each Carolina Club exists because of the interest, initiative and leadership of local alumni volunteers. Consider becoming a part of your local club’s leadership committee. You will have the opportunity to meet and work with other alumni volunteers to plan the type of activities that interest you most. Simply find your local club leader’s contact information here.

• Start a new Carolina Club
  If there is not an active Carolina Club in your area and you would like to find out more about how you can help start a new club, please contact us at clubs@unc.edu, and we’ll send you more information. 

The GAA welcomes the opportunity to assist alumni from a particular group (i.e. student organizations, sororities or fraternities, majors, etc.) to host a reunion on campus. Just give us a call, and we’ll be happy to help you start planning. Learn more.

The GAA welcomes the opportunity to assist alumni from particular classes to host a reunion on campus. Just give us a call, and we’ll be happy to help you start planning. Learn more.

Tar Heel born or Tar Heel bred, Carolina is in your blood. Homecoming brings Tar Heels from across the years back together to re-experience UNC. Whether you’re cheering for the Heels or climbing the Bell Tower, there’s something for everyone during this weekend each fall. Learn more.

Whether it’s what you need to launch a new endeavor or guide you down your dream career path – the Heels Engage advising network is here to help. Learn more.