PCW's Community Service Committee engages alumni in community service.
To expand that, we provide information and opportunities so alumni can contribute
their available time and resources.   You benefit others, as you work with us.

JOIN ONE OF OUR Current PCW Community Service projects, including:

- Miriam's Kitchen -- our non-profit breakfast program for the homeless, located
in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood. Miriam's offers a hot, nutritious breakfast each
weekday morning to 150 men and women.  PRINCETON'S ROLE: Every THIRD
Wednesday of the month, PCW/Princeton Women's Network volunteers work as
a group at Miriam's Kitchen.  Please email --
Contact Joe Kochan - jskochan@hotmail.com  

- For 3 years, PCW has sponsored an Adopt-A-Family Program thru Friends
in Action (Montgomery County, Maryland). Each year we are paired with one
struggling family in the area and help to make their Thanksgiving and Winter
holidays warm and happy.  Please contact --
Jessica Nickel at jessicah@alumni.princeton.edu  ... for more information.

- Community Service Committee Book Drive for the SEED School. We are now
commited to donate 1,000 books to the School's library annually. The SEED
Foundation (co-founded by Raj Vinnakota '93 in 1997) works to establish urban
boarding schools that prepare children academically and socially for success in
college and beyond. The SEED Foundation opened its first school, The SEED
School of Washington, D.C., in 1998.

- PCW Community Service Award - Each year, the Club recognizes one member
for an outstanding commitment to community service through the Princeton Club
of Washington Community Service Award.  

Princeton Young Alumni
- Contact Jean Yin '07 - jeantcyin@gmail.com

NOTE: Check our Forum (Message Board) for Young Alumni.
This is a feature open to young alum members of this website.

... Click here for the FORUM...

Also: There is also a Yahoo Group for Young Alumni
at ...http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pcwya/