About
The Hunger Project at UCLA is an undergraduate service group, started by UCLA students in 1987, that works on houselessness and food and housing insecurity in Greater Los Angeles. Its more than 60 volunteers serve at sites run with local community organizations, and the group also teaches the campus about the structural causes of homelessness. Active members log a set number of volunteer hours each quarter, typically 8 to 12.
Written by Bruin Clubs from the club's own website and socials, October 2026. Source (opens in a new tab)
How to join
Recruitment happens mainly in fall, with limited spots in winter and spring; sign up for the recruitment email list below to hear when applications open. Members attend biweekly general meetings (even weeks) and meet a quarterly volunteer hour requirement, typically 8-12 hours.
- Recruitment email listGoogle Form (opens in a new tab)
- Board application 2026-27Google Form (opens in a new tab)
- How to join (opens in a new tab)
From the club's own Instagram, Linktree or website, checked October 2, 2026.
Details
- Who can join
- Undergrads
- Type
- Registered org
- Listed under
- Community Service, Service
- UCLA registry ID
- 1866
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