Community Action Volunteers in Education
(a.k.a.: CAVE)
( Non Governmental Organization )
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Poverty Alleviation | Environmental Monitoring | Youth Participation | Youth Leadership | Natural Resource Education | Sustainability Education | Urban Revitalization | Access To Education | Community Service/Volunteerism | Community Participation | Watershed Management | Restoration Ecology | Recycling and Reuse | Land Stewardship
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Community Action Volunteers in Education (CAVE) is
an Associated Students program located on the California State
University, Chico campus that has been serving the community since
1966. Our student run non-profit agency offers over 20 volunteer
programs to choose from, including those that serve children, the
elderly, special populations, adult non-readers, English as a Second
Language learners, low-income residents in the Chico area, as well as
state parks and institutions throughout Northern California. Each year
over 2000 students provide more that 60,000 hours of community service
through CAVE!
CAVE’s goal is to provide Chico State students with meaningful volunteer opportunities, while also serving a brad base of community needs. Our motto “Life is for Learning,” supports our philosophy that the community should be a classroom for hands-on learning. Structured service experiences at CAVE provide students an opportunity to learn about community needs and their role as a member of a democracy, while also developing leadership skills and providing hands-on experience.
CAVE’s goal is to provide Chico State students with meaningful volunteer opportunities, while also serving a brad base of community needs. Our motto “Life is for Learning,” supports our philosophy that the community should be a classroom for hands-on learning. Structured service experiences at CAVE provide students an opportunity to learn about community needs and their role as a member of a democracy, while also developing leadership skills and providing hands-on experience.

