Do Good Month
United in Purpose to Do Good
Do Good is the university-wide commitment to create a campus that empowers individuals to change our world for good. Your Alumni Association is committed to continuing this Maryland tradition by nurturing a culture of philanthropy, volunteerism and advocacy across our global network of alums.
During the month of April, Terps come together to Do Good in their communities, in addition to celebrating the impact alums have had over the past year. We challenge you to take action and join us in one or more ways to give back.
Do Good Events
Community Service
CMNS Do Good for the Bay: Oyster Cage Cleanup
Community Service
Clear the path for Spring with Montgomery County Terps
Community Service
Do Good: Energize, Empower and Elevate Your Body
University of Maryland Black Terps Alumni Network
Community Service
PG Terps Do Good at the College Park Food Pantry
Prince George's County Terps Alumni Network
Community Service
Do Good with Camp Kessem
For a full list of events, visit the events calendar and select "community service" under the Interests category.
Terps @ Work: Do Good Month Company Challenge
- Rally your Terp colleagues and give back by organizing a service project for your company during the month of April.
- Snap a group photo in your Terps gear while making a difference!
- Submit your participant list to the Alumni Association by May 5.
- The company with the highest alumni participation wins a happy hour, courtesy of the Alumni Association.
Minimum of 5 alum participants to qualify. Questions? Contact Cara Folk at cfolk@umd.edu
Read about how alums are giving back in their communities

For Mike Luzio ’98, Serving on Board of Trustees Has “Been an Amazing Ride”

Do Good Month Volunteer Spotlight - Austin Walker ’11

One Fine Day for Students and Alums in “Intern for a Day” Program
Additional Do Good Resources

Learn about how students are inspiring impact and making a change through the Do Good Institute.
Want some Do Good swag? Shop this limited edition collection.
Read more about how the University of Maryland is building a Do Good campus.