Whether out in the world or right in their backyards, Wake Foresters bring the spirit of Pro Humanitate wherever they go. Explore the engagement resources below to see how you can connect and support Wake Forest both on and off campus, and reach out if you’re interested in learning more!
Volunteer
Community Leadership

Each Community is supported by a Board of Directors made up of alumni and families in the area. Reach out to learn more about how you can be involved.
Support Your Community

- Host or attend events in your area,
- Encourage prospective students to apply,
- Refer local Wake Foresters to your WAKECommunities contact,
- And more!
Reunions

Participate in your Reunion Campaign and serve on your committee. Our next Reunion Weekend is November 6-8, 2026, for our 1’s and 6’s!
School-Specific Support
- Offer hiring opportunities for students on behalf of the OPCD or the professional schools like the School of Law.
- Volunteer within the School of Business, from conducting mock interviews to participating on panels.
- Learn about serving on a Board or Council.
Pro Humanitate Days

Share the spirit of Pro Humanitate in your community alongside fellow Deacs during our annual days of service!
Philanthropic Support
- Share your Wake Forest philanthropic testimonial.
- Thank local WAKECommunity members for their investments in Wake Forest (by phone, mail or email).
- Make introductions or philanthropic asks within your network.
Connect with Wake Forest
Join an Affinity Group and connect to fellow Wake Foresters with shared professions, interests, identities, or student groups.
Make use of our Alumni Personal & Career Development Center, and if you’re a College of Arts & Sciences alum, consider joining their next Coffee Chat with Alumni in September 2026.
Check out the exciting work being done in the Program for Leadership and Character: join a discussion group, attend a conference and more.
Take part in local events like Pro Humanitate Days, game watches and Lovefeast viewings.
Get inspired by the incredible creative work happening through Wake the Arts, from the Secrest Artists Series to the student-led Wakeville Arts Festival.
Submit a Class Note to the Wake Forest Magazine to share your exciting life updates with your classmates.