Community Service

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At The Nubian Circle, community service is about showing up with intention. Our giveback events are designed to bring people together around real impact, whether that means creating comforting items for those in need, collecting essential supplies, or building experiences that turn service into something people can feel connected to.

Through each service event, we want people to do more than attend. We want them to contribute, connect, and be part of something meaningful.

Our Giveback Events

The Annual Give Back is our way of showing gratitude to the community, especially during the Thanksgiving season.

It’s a time where we come together not just to give, but to create an experience. From our first Give Back to our second, we’ve focused on making sure people feel supported, appreciated, and seen.

Through partnerships with organizations like Aetna and CVS Health, we’ve been able to provide essentials like gloves, hats, and other resources to those who need it most. At the same time, we make sure there’s food, music, and an energy that feels welcoming.

It’s not just about handing things out. It’s about creating a space where people can enjoy themselves, feel valued, and be part of something positive.

That’s what The Give Back is about - gratitude in action.

Annual Give Back

People in warm clothing serving food from trays at an outdoor event during fall.
Colorful flyer advertising holiday events and activities, including a prep and boiler room event on November 28, a 5K run on November 29, and a giveaway day on November 30, with an illustration of diverse people smiling and talking.

Cozy Creations is a more hands-on way we give back.

We bring people together to create blankets for those in need, turning something simple into something meaningful. Every blanket made is done with intention, knowing it will bring warmth and comfort to someone else.

But beyond that, it’s about the feeling in the room. People coming together, working side by side, and contributing to something bigger than themselves.

Cozy Creations

Two women smiling and holding a pillow with a logo, surrounded by craft supplies on a wooden table in an indoor setting.
A woman with long black hair and a nose piercing, wearing a white zip-up jacket, is smiling and waving at a fundraising event. There is a table in front of her with promotional materials, a bowl of candy, and a container holding pens. Behind her, a glass display case with decorative plates and a black chair can be seen.

Santa’s Closet is how we show up during the Christmas season.

We provide gifts for kids so they can experience the holidays in a way that feels joyful and complete. For a lot of families, that kind of support means more than people realize.

Every gift is given with intention. It’s about making sure no child is overlooked and every family feels a sense of care during that time of year.

Santa’s Closet

A festive holiday flyer inviting to Santa's closet event, featuring Christmas decorations, a row of colorful decorated houses, and event highlights such as toy giveaway, photos with Santa, letters to Santa, art zone, and treats.

The Worawora Initiative is how we’ve extended our impact beyond our immediate community.

This effort was focused on supporting students in Worawora, Ghana by providing school supplies and materials for a STEM-based school, with a focus on improving agricultural education.

The goal was simple, make sure students have the tools they need to learn, grow, and apply what they’re learning in ways that can directly impact their community.

Agriculture is a major part of life in Worawora, so being able to support a school that’s teaching students how to innovate and improve in that space meant a lot to us.

Worawora Back to School Drive

A young girl in a blue school uniform stands next to a smiling man in black clothing at an outdoor event. The girl holds a tray with school supplies, and there are other children and adults seated in the background under tents.
Two men shaking hands under a red tent at an outdoor event, with a group of people seated and standing in the background, some wearing uniforms and hats.
Close-up of a wooden table with handwritten notes and drawings, and two partially visible people are sitting at the table. One person is wearing a black shirt and a smartwatch, and the other is wearing a denim jacket. The notes contain colorfully written messages and slogans supporting Nigeria, with one visible note reading: "We sent, you are valued. Say Well!"
A woman in a beige hoodie with black characters on it, sitting at a table, cutting a piece of brown fabric with scissors. There are tape, a ruler, and newspapers on the table. The woman has dark braided hair and is focused on her work.
People sitting and listening in a restaurant or cafe, some taking notes or photos, with a man standing and speaking to the group, decorators on the walls, large windows, wooden floor.
A man wearing a gray hoodie and black jacket is holding a box of canned goods, including corn, salt, mushroom soup, and other items. He appears to be in a public outdoor space with other people present.
A man with dark skin, black hair, and a beard wearing a black sweatshirt with a graphic design of women and a car, standing next to a brown piece of cloth.