Join the weekly food distribution program at Bayside Community Center! Their mission is to empower our diverse Linda Vista community to improve its quality of life through services, education, and advocacy.
Space is limited.
Transportation provided.

Fall 2024 dates:

Every Friday From September 13 to December 13

Every other Saturday during the semester, we serve freshly made pancakes topped with our folks’ choices of butter, fruit, and chocolate chips! We are aware that we cannot solve the issue of homelessness downtown only through providing food; the program builds relationships and trust with the families and veterans in need. We aim to humanize folks who have been marginalized and mistreated in the San Diego community. Pancakes ​SUH serves as a platform for people who are looking for volunteer opportunities and resource agencies that assist those who are in need.

Fall 2024 dates (8:00am-1:00pm):

• September 14 and 28
• October 12 and 26
• November 9 and 23
• December 7

During Winter Intersession and Spring Break, University Ministry holds local immersion experiences in San Diego and Tijuana that explore the principles of human dignity, solidarity, the common good, and a preferential option for the poor and vulnerable through relationship building, service, education, and reflection. Students will stay with our close community partners in our local community to learn more about the social justice issues impacting our local community while being in relationship and solidarity with those in our community.

The Associated Student Government Leadership Team serves the University of San Diego undergraduates as official representatives, who promote opportunities for growth and expression, address student issues, and enrich a diverse, inclusive, and engaged community.

ASG leaders work together to solve student issues, financially support several campus services, facilitate communication between student organizations, and serves as the official student voice to the administration.

Twice a semester, USD students and University Ministry staff partner with Christ Child Society to make quilts and pack items necessary for mothers and newborns who are in their first two weeks of being born. These kits will be offered to families through various organizations and hospitals around San Diego.

This semester, we will once again be able to gather to prepare these kits with Christ Child Society. In addition to packing care kits, gatherings consist of dialogue and reflection on our commitment to justice and social action, especially to the most vulnerable populations in our community. This service opportunity will take place on campus in the Ministry Center and is open to all current USD undergraduate, graduate, and law students.

Please contact Caroline at ccacabelos@sandiego.edu with questions.