BMCC Staff and Faculty Spearhead Community Service Projects Across Local Venues

On April 26th, Blue Mountain Community College (BMCC) staff and faculty from various departments participated in a regional volunteer effort. This initiative included a range of activities, demonstrating the commitment and versatility of the BMCC team. Volunteers worked with multiple organizations such as animal shelters, parks, art centers, and senior citizen centers, helping to improve these community spaces and services.

The volunteer activities varied, including cleaning at animal shelters and parks, assisting with art exhibits, and contributing to historical preservation efforts. Key locations involved were Pendleton Parks & Rec for community cleanup, the Pendleton Center of the Arts for event support, and the Heritage Museum for preservation projects. Additionally, volunteers at Martha’s House helped clean and restock essential goods.

BMCC’s commitment to community engagement was also shown through trail clearing with Pendleton Adventure Trails and conservation work with the Pendleton Bird Club. These efforts supported local amenities, natural environments, and educational and conservation initiatives.

The volunteer efforts helped improve community facilities and strengthened relationships between BMCC staff, faculty, and local organizations. This collaboration supports BMCC’s mission of inclusivity and service.

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