250 Acts of Service

To celebrate our nation's 250th anniversary, Palm Beach Atlantic University launched PBA250, a month-long service campaign encouraging students and alumni to complete 250 acts of service in 30 days. Together, our community accomplished 304 acts of service and contributed more than 14,500 hours of service!

See What We Accomplished Together

USA 250 Years Logo

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the United States, the PBA community came together to serve others. From West Palm Beach to communities across the country, students, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends reflected Christ’s love through acts of service that made a lasting impact.

Throughout June, members of the PBA community shared their acts of service as part of the 250 Acts of Service campaign. The first 250 participants to submit their service between June 1–30 received a limited-edition T-shirt.

Our community came together to complete 304 acts of service, and contributed over 14,500 hours!

Read the Recap

 

Palm Beach Atlantic University student displays PBA250 limited edition t-shirt, created to promote 250 acts of service in celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary.

Service Criteria

Current and incoming students received Workship hours for all hours submitted.
Criteria for eligible service projects include:

  • 501(c)(3) Nonprofit:
    Volunteering with registered charities
    (e.g., food banks, shelters, fundraising events, tutoring programs).
  • Church:
    Service through a church or ministry
    (e.g., meal service, childcare, outreach projects, event support).
  • Academic School (K–12):
    Volunteering at K–12 schools
    (e.g., tutoring, classroom assistance, mentoring, school events). Excludes PBA.
  • U.S. Government Organization:
    Service with federal, state, or local agencies
    (e.g., public hospitals, parks, libraries, community events).

Be the Change

Workship will change your life. While you serve as a Christian force for positive change through your Workship service, you’ll also benefit personally by discerning your vocation and developing a lifelong habit of servant leadership.