Community Work-Study
The Bonner Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) offers students with Federal Work-Study (FWS) a variety of opportunities to earn their award serving in the Richmond community.
Through the Community Work-Study (CWS) Program, students may work directly with contracted nonprofit or governmental organizations in a variety of issue areas. This is a full semester (preferably a full year) commitment, and a regular work schedule of at least four hours per week is required for participation in the program.
The following organizations are current CWS sites, and new sites continue to be added, so be sure to check back.
Arts & Culture
ART 180
Art for the Journey
Science Museum of Virginia
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Virginia Museum of History & Culture
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Sacred Heart Center
SOAR365
The Virginia Home
Economic, Workforce, & Regional Development
Bridging the Gap in Virginia
United Way of Greater Richmond and Petersburg
Street Foodies Foundation
The Metropolitan Business League
Education: In-School
Education: Out-of-School
Girls for a Change
Girls Like Me
Henrico Education Foundation
Higher Achievement
Podium RVA
Youth Life Foundation of Richmond
Healthcare & Public Health
Birth in Color RVA
Health Brigade
Latinos in Virginia Empowerment Center
Ronald McDonald House
The Doorways
Urban Baby Beginnings
World Pediatric Project
Housing & Homelessness
Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity
Housing Opportunities Made Equal of Virginia
Public Policy & Government
IT4Causes
Legal Aid Justice Center
PlanRVA
State Council of Higher Education for Virginia (SCHEV)
Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy
Voices for Virginia's Children
Immigration & Resettlement
International Rescue Committee
ReEstablish Richmond
Sustainability, Food Access, & Environmental Conservation
James River Association
Shalom Farms
Viridiant