The Notre Dame University Alumni Association in Indiana, U.S., hosted its first Global Day of Service in 2023—drawing more than 3,500 volunteers for projects in 26 countries.

CASE President and CEO Sue Cunningham sends a note of thanks to CASE's invaluable volunteers.

Grant Kollet, CASE's Executive Director, U.S. and Canada, discusses his work with members and his belief that "engagement gives more than it takes."

Advice on anniversary planning and popular institutional swag items. 

The seeds of alumni support are sown even prior to enrolling in college.  Formative pre-college experiences play an important role in shaping pro-social habits, mindsets, and dispositions that predict later-life support for one’s alma mater.

CQUni launched its 30 Minutes a Month program in 2018 and the goal is to get recent graduates to complete a small task—something that takes approximately 30 minutes—each month from March to November.

There is an energy at a CASE convening that is palpable. It is the energy of old friends coming together. 

Advancement shops across the globe thrive off volunteer energy.

The new documentary The Antidote spotlights Amarillo College and its efforts to break the cycle of poverty for its students. The institution’s leaders share their thoughts on the film and how it shows the impact of community colleges.

Alumni relations teams that executed innovative programs in 2019 faced a big question in 2020: How could they continue those projects amid the pandemic? Here’s how five teams grappled with that—and the key lessons their experiences reveal about creatively and strategically problem-solving when contexts change.