Forming Catholic Students to Serve, Lead, and Live Their Faith

Our Mission

What if restlessness during college and the desire to find identity isn’t solved by a degree, the college experience, or more screen time and entertainment, but by meaningful service that flows into community, prayer, and faith?

What would happen if young adults stepped away from these things for just two hours each week and replaced them with something wiser—serving others alongside other Christian young adults?

What if service is the missing link that helps students grow in virtue, discover their vocation, and build real community during their most formative years—relationships and habits that last a lifetime?

What if campuses and Church communities were filled with young people living their faith through service throughout the week—and bringing that renewed energy and deeper interior life back to our churches on Sunday?

What would happen if the Church raised up a generation rooted in prayer, faith, and action?

Service on the Schedule exists to make meaningful service simple, accessible, and consistent for college students and young adults. We provide practical training guides, service ideas, and structured opportunities that help students step into action alongside other Christians who want to live their faith in real and tangible ways. Instead of wondering where to start, students and campus ministries can use our resources to organize service opportunities—from mentoring youth and visiting the elderly to serving the poor in the many ways Christ is clearly in need in “the least of these” in our community.

Through simple programs, training webinars, and partnerships with campus ministries and church communities, we help create a culture where service becomes a normal part of weekly life. Our goal is to help young adults build habits of service during their most formative years, forming character, discovering vocation, and building authentic Christian community. When students learn to live their faith through service during the week, they bring that energy, prayer life, and sense of mission back into their churches and communities.