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From mentoring students to leading service projects and supporting campus events, NC State alumni volunteers make a lasting impact on our community. Explore opportunities, access resources and discover how your time and talent can help move the Wolfpack forward.

Volunteer Opportunities

Make a difference by volunteering with NC State. Alumni volunteers mentor students, support events and share their experience to strengthen the Wolfpack community. However you choose to get involved, your time and energy help NC State thrive.

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Volunteer Leader Resources

From training and toolkits to event guides and communication tips, our volunteer resources are designed to help you make the most of your time with NC State.

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Volunteer Hours and Matching

When you give your time to NC State, your employer might give back too. Many companies match volunteer hours with donations or offer paid time off to serve.

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Volunteers in the news

Janice Sitzes volunteering with the Wake County Alumni Network for the Zero Waste Wolfpack event.

April 01, 2026

The Pack Gives Back

The Wake County Alumni Network, within the greater Triangle Alumni Network, connects over 75,000 alumni in the local Raleigh area, making it the largest pack of NC State alumni in the country. With April being National Volunteer Month, the Wake County wolves are hosting a community service activity each weekend in April.

Will Quick with Tony Caravano and Gov. Jim Hunt.

March 30, 2026

Answering the Call to Give Back

Through I Give Because, we share the stories behind the Wolfpack’s devotion. Meet Will Quick ’07, ’09, former student body president and a Park Scholar who is now a successful business attorney with Brooks Pierce Law Firm.
Courtney Simpson graduation photo.

February 10, 2026

A Wolf Lifting While Climbing

Through I Give Because, we share the stories behind the Wolfpack’s devotion. Meet Courtney Simpson ’05, ’08, ’24, former Black Alumni Society president and senior director of collegiate programs for NC State’s TRIO Programs.