Fall Impact Week is November 11-15, 2024 and Spring Impact Week is March 31-April 4, 2025. Impact Week is an event where three student organizations will compete to receive grant funding to complete their proposed community service project. These projects will benefit the William & Mary community and beyond. To receive funding, organizations must encourage fellow students to vote for their project in the form of a $5 gift to William & Mary that can benefit any area of campus. Funding received will be determined by the number of votes:

  • 1st place will receive $2,500 towards their project
  • 2nd place will receive $1,500 towards their project
  • 3rd place will receive $1,000 towards their project

 VOTE TODAY!

 

 

Impact Week Spring 2025 Projects

 

Men's Ultimate Frisbee

Men’s Ultimate Frisbee is part of Impact Week to help purchase sports equipment for the Boys and Girls Club of Virginia Peninsula.

Impact Week winnings will help purchase:
  • Flags and jerseys
  • Soccer goalposts
  • Scoreboards

 

Kesem

Kesem provides free summer camp to children impacted by a parent’s cancer.

Impact Week winnings will help purchase:
  • Medical supplies
  • Programming materials for sports, arts & crafts
  • Snacks for the campers
  • Walkie-talkies for counselors

 

Men's Rugby

Men's Rugby is part of Impact Week to help secure supplies for the Heritage Humane Society. Heritage Humane Society works as compassionate stewards of companion animals that are in transition from stray/surrender to forever homes, while also working to educate the public about humane animal care and treatment, advocate animal welfare, and provide affordable adoption and spay/neuter services to measurably reduce overpopulation of unwanted companion animals.

Impact Week winnings will help purchase:
  • Food scales
  • Dog harnesses and leashes
  • Dog and cat toys
  • Dog and cat food

 

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  •  Courtney Hurt, Associate Director of Student Philanthropy
  •   clhurt@wm.edu