Volunteering Society

UCL Volunteering Society is a network of student volunteers, that strives to get UCL students actively involved in volunteering projects for the betterment of our community. In the past we have worked with include: Trees for Cities, Teenage Cancer Trust, Diabetes UK, Great Ormond Street Hospital and Single Homeless Project.

We actively promote one-off volunteering opportunities that cater to a wide range of interests and create opportunities for like-minded volunteers to come together and share their experiences. You can join our one-off volunteering events, work with us as a Volunteering Officer and meet like-minded students at our socials.

The society also organises various fundraisers and talks by esteemed individuals & organisations in the voluntary sector.

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Events

THIS TIMELINE IS CANON - Welcome Back Social: Come to Our President's Birthday!

21/11/2026 | 20:00 - 23:59

Our President made the interesting decision to hire Mully's Basement Bar for a £1,100 minimum spend for his Birthday!

Come and help him meet it, the theme is "come as your canonical self"

https://adams21stbirthdayparty.xyz

There will be drinking and dancing and maybe even a funky presentation

Don't even think about bringing him a present that would be silly

More information

Student groups are run by UCL students and facilitated by Students’ Union UCL. The Union is an educational charity and part of how it supports the education of students at UCL is through facilitating a diverse range of opportunities for students to run, join and experience different interests, groups and activities. Each student group decides its own events, activities and views (within our risk management framework).

Student groups are intended to represent the full range of views amongst our diverse student community. The Union does not endorse, approve or speak for any student group, and their statements and activities do not represent the Union’s position.