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Community Service

Many aspects of life and learning at Fisher include community service. 

A Culture of Service

Fisher has forged partnerships with more than 60 non-profit organizations and schools in the Greater Rochester region, and on any day of the week, students, faculty, and staff can be found sorting and distributing food at Foodlink, reading to children at the Bethany House, building affordable housing through Habitat for Humanity, or weeding, mulching, and raking the grounds of Mount Hope Cemetery.

During your Cardinal Capstone as part of the Fisher Core Curriculum, you will work with peers from multiple majors to help solve a problem in our community, applying your knowledge to big issues around racial disparities, climate change, poverty, educational inequity, and social justice.

Students painting in a classroom.
Fisher Cardinals are a force of good in the community.
Students with rakes standing on gravel near dirt piles in front of a greenhouse.
Pharmacy students roll up their sleeves as servant leaders.
Several people painting and scraping a fence in a field.
Fisher staff serve at Camp Good Days and Special Times.
Students carrying furniture as part of community service.
Service is woven into the culture at Fisher.
A group of Fisher volunteers work together at a Habitat for Humanity house.
Fisher volunteers support efforts across the region.