Faith & Service Formation

Tri-Cities Prep students are required to complete 140 service hours prior to graduation. Freshman and Sophomore service focuses on neighborhood, parish and school, while the upper classes make independent service commitments to agencies within the community. The service component of campus ministry is aimed at forming students to be men and women of conscience and compassion who recognize that love of God finds true expression in our love of neighbor and our concern for others.

The spirit of Campus ministry is woven into the very fabric of Tri-Cities Prep. It invites students to a deeper relationship with God and with Jesus Christ whom He has sent, and helps make our school a vibrant community of faith.

Service Requirements

By the time students graduate from Tri-Cities Prep they should have completed at least 140 service hours. These hours are divided within the four years.

Freshmen and Sophomores are concerned with helping the neighborhood, parish, and school.  While the Juniors and Seniors broaden their horizons by becoming committed with an agency.

The Seniors are expected to volunteer at an agency in the fall of their senior year as a requirement for graduation and their Senior Project.

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Service Opportunites:

Grace Clinic

Catholic Family and Child Services

Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital

ARC

Habitat for Humanity

The Chaplaincy and Hospice

Boys and Girls Club

Safe Harbor Crisis Nursery

Tri-Cities Food Bank

Girls on the Run

Senior Life Resources Northwest

March of Dimes (Nicki Kennedy: 541-602-6661)

Hope Medical of Washington

Tri-Cities Cancer Center-Babe Nyberg

Pathways to Literacy:  545-3511

Fields of Grace

Second Harvest

Union Gospel Mission

St. Vincent DePaul

Ignite Youth Mentoring

Kadlec Hospital

Tri-Cities Retirement Inn

YMCA