The University of Houston-Victoria Staff Council has announced a resounding success for their 2023-2024 volunteering campaign, exceeding their initial goal by a significant margin. This remarkable achievement reflects the commitment and dedication of UHV staff members to giving back to the community.
The Staff Council set an ambitious goal of 1,000 volunteer hours for the year, aiming to encourage participation in various local initiatives. However, thanks to the enthusiastic engagement of staff across departments, the final tally surpassed 1,200 hours, demonstrating a strong sense of community spirit and a desire to make a positive impact.
“We are incredibly proud of our staff for their overwhelming response to the volunteering campaign,” stated [Name of Staff Council Chair], adding, “This achievement showcases the dedication of UHV employees to going above and beyond their daily responsibilities to support our community. We believe this commitment strengthens the university’s presence and fosters a sense of pride among our staff.”
The volunteer activities encompassed a wide range of initiatives, from participating in local cleanup efforts and assisting at food banks to mentoring youth and supporting educational programs. The Staff Council’s initiative not only benefited the community but also fostered a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose among UHV staff members.
This remarkable achievement sets a strong precedent for future volunteer efforts and serves as a testament to the dedication and community-mindedness of the UHV staff. The Staff Council plans to continue fostering a culture of volunteerism and encourages all staff members to participate in future initiatives, further strengthening UHV’s connection with the surrounding community.
