Center For Humanitarian Engagement
Connecting With Christ Through Service
Living out Generosity in Service is central to the mission of Walla Walla University. The Center for Humanitarian Engagement (CHE) promotes a campus-wide lifestyle of service by connecting the WWU campus with service-oriented tools, resources, and opportunities. Determined to help WWU students find a calling—not just a career—the CHE works to build long-term relationships with the community and plugs students with specific skills in to the needs of local and global organizations.
Check out our website for a variety of ways to serve your community through CARE Weekends, CARE Project, Service Day and more. You can also visit our linktree for an up to date list of service opportunities and events happening through the CHE.
You can contact us at che@bltbaby.com or call us at (509) 527-2100. If you would like to stop by and talk to us in person, we are located in KRH Room 217 located on the Walla Walla University Campus.
SAVE THE DATE: Fall Service Day
Please join us for the annual Fall Service Day. This service opportunity will take place on October 23, 2024 from 8 am -1 pm at the CTC bowl! This is your chance to give back, connect with local leaders, and make a meaningful impact in the community. Plus, enjoy a free lunch to end the event! Don’t miss out on this rewarding opportunity to give back; community credit is provided! Click HERE to view available projects. If you don't find something that fits please reach out to che@bltbaby.com.
View our Calendar
Our calendar contains all the dates for our upcoming events, click the link below to view or add it to your calendar. You can also visit and sign up through our linktree. Stay tuned for the dates of our annual Fall Service Days and Tri-College Community Days.
Check Out Our Instagram
Follow us on Instagram to witness stories of people who have been affected through our volunteering, to stay updated about our fun Volunteer Events, and to join a family of students and community members who prioritize Generosity In Service.
Blue Zones Project of Walla Walla Valley
Informed and inspired by the world’s longest-lived cultures, our mission is to empower everyone, everywhere to live longer, better. Our work is rooted in our research and identification of the world’s longest-lived cultures and most extraordinary populations.
