College students


  • We have volunteer opportunities for students and advisors of all ages.
  • Youth can get involved in awareness, fundraising and advocacy.
  • Team Youth includes all volunteers from elementary to college.

Most common questions

Who is part of March of Dimes Team Youth?

  • One million youths nationwide are supporting the March of Dimes mission, and all of these volunteers fall under our umbrella term "Team Youth."
  • From elementary school to college, students and teachers/advisers have joined together to reach the day when every baby is born healthy.
  • We have many national service partners and youth organizations who have partnered with the March of Dimes.
  • By volunteering for the March of Dimes, you are a part of Team Youth!

How can I get involved?

  • Contact your local March of Dimes office and find out if they have any current programs for students.
  • Join March for Babies by visiting www.marchforbabies.org - start a new team for your school, campus or club! Or simply ask a few friends to join in your walk for healthy babies.
  • Use the resources on this site to plan your own fundraiser or awareness event, and contact teamyouth@marchofdimes.com if you need any help!

What does the March of Dimes offer youth?

Enriching and enduring lifelong experiences through opportunities to:
  • Build leadership skills
  • Network among like-minded student leaders nationwide
  • Give back to communities and make a difference locally
  • Become involved in meaningful civic engagement, including advocating for local and national policies
  • Be educated about a healthy lifestyle today and in the future
  • Earn community service credits and enhance resume
  • Develop public speaking skills while building character and self-confidence 
     

Do you have lesson plans and curriculum for students?

For the middle school and early high school audience, check out our Teen-2-Teen program. This three part video series, along with a full curriculum, allows teachers, high school students and other community leaders to share healthy lifestyles information with middle school students and 9th graders.