The mission of Community Cooperative is to eliminate hunger and homelessness in southwest Florida while simultaneously inspiring and supporting sustained positive change in its clients by delivering innovative food, education and social service programs.   Student volunteers are needed to help families shop for the food they need with dignity and care. Whether you're organizing groceries or assisting clients with their selections, your support brings nourishment and hope to our community.   Please wear closed-toed shoes and a shirt with sleeves — we’ll supply the smiles! Event runs Monday-Friday; Flexible shifts available; Student Volunteers highly needed for Afternoon shift!   Available Shifts: Morning Shift- 8:30AM-12:15PM Afternoon Shift- 12:45-3:45 Students can stay all day for more hours, lunch is included! Location: 3429 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers Fl 33916 The first step to joining our volunteer team is to create an account in our system. You can do that by clicking on the following link: https://communitycooperative.com/give-help/volunteer/ After scrolling down you will press “CLICK HERE” to get started! Once you have reached the site In the upper right corner, click on “Create An Account” to get started! After your application is received, we will conduct a background check. This process should only take 24-48 hours. Once complete, you will receive a notice that you are welcome to explore our calendar and sign up for open volunteer positions. NACE Career Competencies: Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2), Responsible Consumption and Production (12)

The mission of Community Cooperative is to eliminate hunger and homelessness in southwest Florida while simultaneously inspiring and supporting sustained positive change in its clients by delivering innovative food, education and social service programs. Assist in preparing warm and well balanced meals for our community through our soup kitchen shift. The soup kitchen will open from 10:30 AM to 12 PM and then we have a family meal. Family meal takes place from 12:20-12:50 in Sam's Community Café and Kitchen and invites all Community Cooperative Staff & Volunteers to share a meal together. Directions Upon Arrival: Please enter the gate at the side entrance next to a sign on the wall that says Welcome. If the gate is locked there is a doorbell on the wall inside of the gate on the left. The kitchen door is the first on the left and see a kitchen staff member or volunteer for an assignment. If this is your first shift please ask for a tour. If you would like a tour of the whole facility please contact Kate/ Brooke to set that up at Brooke@Communitycooperative.com or Kater@communitycooperative.com. Please sign in and out at the sign up sheet across from the food serving station. *Close-toed shoes, hat or hair net are required. Crocs are not permitted How to Sign Up: First Step: create an account in our system. You can do that by clicking on the following link: https://communitycooperative.com/give-help/volunteer/ After scrolling down you will press “CLICK HERE” to get started! Once you have reached the site In the upper right corner, click on “Create An Account” to get started! After your application is received, we will conduct a background check. This process should only take 24-48 hours. Once complete, you will receive a notice that you are welcome to explore our calendar and sign up for open volunteer positions. **Shifts are 9AM-12PM, Monday-Wednesday** Location: 3429 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Fort Myers Fl NACE Career Competencies: Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2)

The mission of Community Cooperative is to eliminate hunger and homelessness in southwest Florida while simultaneously inspiring and supporting sustained positive change in its clients by delivering innovative food, education and social service programs. Clients can choose groceries from an array of fresh, frozen and dried goods. Volunteers help set up tables & tents, distribute groceries to clients & explaining how much of each product we have available, and may help clients pack their vehicles. Our mobile hot food program allows us to nourish our neighbors as they shop by providing a full balanced, hot meal. Mobile Food Pantries are on a consistent monthly schedule( such as third wednesday of the month.) Please see website for dates, volunteers are expected to arrive a half hour-hour before mobiles start.     Mobile Food Pantries are on a consistent monthly schedule( such as third wednesday of the month.) Please see website for dates, volunteers are expected to arrive a half hour-hour before mobiles start.     Monday-Friday; Morning and Afternoon shifts available https://communitycooperative.com/what-we-do/mobile-food-pantries/ How to Sign Up: The first step to joining our volunteer team is to create an account in our system. You can do that by clicking on the following link: https://communitycooperative.com/give-help/volunteer/ After scrolling down you will press “CLICK HERE” to get started! Once you have reached the site In the upper right corner, click on “Create An Account” to get started!   After your application is received, we will conduct a background check. This process should only take 24-48 hours. Once complete, you will receive a notice that you are welcome to explore our calendar and sign up for open volunteer positions. Location: Depends on Mobile; See website for more details NACE Career Competencies: Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): No Poverty (1), Zero Hunger (2), Sustainable Cities and Communities (11)

Are you passionate about protecting Florida’s environment, wildlife, or natural lands? Join the Florida Wildlife Corridor Foundation and support its mission to connect, protect, and restore the state’s natural ecosystems. FGCU students have the opportunity to get involved with “Mind the Gaps” Workshops—regional events designed to identify and address critical gaps in the Florida Wildlife Corridor. These workshops bring together landowners, conservationists, policymakers, and other local stakeholders to develop real-world solutions to protect our state’s most threatened natural spaces. 🧠 What You’ll Gain: Insight into environmental policy, land conservation, and public advocacy Experience supporting collaborative workshops and stakeholder engagement Opportunities to network with professionals in environmental science, government, and nonprofit sectors A deeper understanding of regional conservation issues affecting Southwest Florida 🎓 This is a meaningful way to earn service-learning hours while contributing to one of the most important conservation efforts in the state.   If you are interested in this service-learning opportunity, email Impact@FloridaWildlifeCorridor Volunteers can work in the following shifts, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, and 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM, but you can do the full day as well   Students who complete this event gain skills inOral/Written Communications, Teamwork/Collaboration, Professionalism/Work Ethic This aligns with the following Sustainable Development Goals: Quality Education (4) This aligns with the following Academic Majors: Environmental Studies, Marine Science, Public Health, Political Science, Integrated Studies, Communication, Business  

Tabling on Library Lawn for the first week of IFC recruitment.

Special Conference and Travel Committee Meeting

Whoa! Too much to drink tonight? Be careful! When we consume too much alcohol in a short amount of time, it can negatively impact our coordination and our ability to complete routine tasks that usually seem easy. At Fun with Beer Goggles, students will have the opportunity to complete seemingly simple tasks while wearing “Drunk Goggles” that mimic the vision while under the influence and test how well they are able to complete these activities.

Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc. will be tabling to promote various events throughout happening throughout the semester to showcase our principles of Brotherhood, Community Service, Cultural Awareness, and Scholarship.  

Free Weekly ASL Class – No Commitment Needed!Join us this Fall 2025 to learn American Sign Language in a relaxed, beginner-friendly environment. Open to everyone – no prior experience required, and you don’t have to attend every week Wednesdays | 1:30–2:30 PM📍 GIDDI Mod 2 | Hosted by FGCU’s Golisano Intellectual & Developmental Disability Initiative Come as you are. Learn something new. All are welcome!

The executive cabinet meets every Wednesday from 3-4 pm in Cohen 249.

Hitch a ride on our famous yellow golf cart! If you are on main campus, we will pick you up and give you a ride to your destination within the main perimeter of campus. On your way to class or back to your room, we will ask you trivia questions related to health and wellness!  The first 20 passengers will receive $5 Eagle Dollars on their Eagle Account within 1-3 business days, which can be used for student printers, laundry facilities, vending machines, dining locations. Passengers must sign a form in order to receive the $5 in their Eagle Account.

Our first general body meeting of the year! Feel free to join us and learn what branch out is all about!

Join us for a fun-filled night of games, snacks, and great company! We’re teaming up with ECO FGCU, SWE, FES, and ABC to bring you an evening packed with classics like Jenga, Uno, and other awesome card games. Pizza, popcorn, and sweets will be flowing, so come hungry and ready to play! Plus, your FWEA officers will be there to introduce themselves—promise we’re more fun than your usual “meet and greet.” Whether you’re a Jenga master, an Uno champ, or just here for the snacks and laughs, this is the perfect way to kick back and connect. Can’t wait to see you there!

Come join us for the biggest group fitness event of the Fall Semester! Participants can receive acai from NashBowls (while supplies last). Join us for our classes:   ZUMBA: 6:00 - 6:30 pm TOTAL BODY STRENGTH: 6:40 - 7:10 pm YOGA: 7:20 - 7:50 pm   Participants must register 48 hours in advance through the RecStore.

Showcasing you! An evening of fine arts, music, theater, and literature! See what the FGCU community has been creating with a showcase of creativity. All are welcome to present their artistic creations, whether it is a reading, screening, performance, or digital display of current artwork. Please get in touch with Anna Karras for more information: akarras@fgcu.edu 

Join CSSEC for a hands on crash course in Git and GitHub. Learn the essentials of version control, collaboration, and best practices for your projects...skills every developer needs to succeed. Whether you are brand new or looking to sharpen your skills, this workshop is beginner friendly and a great way to level up before the semester gets busy!

Required event for any student seeking to join a fraternity. This event includes information regarding recruitment, and a quick rundown of how each fraternity operates.