Each year, the Pickens County Habitat for Humanity Campus Chapter rallies Clemson students to take part in the Homecoming Build on Bowman Field, a long-standing tradition that brings the campus together to construct a home for a deserving family. With the 2025 build on the horizon, students are coming up with fun and innovative ways to raise funds—proving that fundraising can be just as exciting as the build itself!
One of the most anticipated events this spring is the Pickleball Tournament, open exclusively to Clemson students. This friendly competition, happening on Friday, March 28th, is not just about fast-paced rallies and exciting matchups—it’s also a great way to support the Homecoming Build. With an entry fee, snack sales, and exclusive Habitat t-shirts available for purchase, every dollar raised will help cover construction costs for next year’s home. Players of all skill levels can participate, making it a fun and inclusive way to contribute to the cause.
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Last semester, students got creative with Grilled Cheese Nights, an instant campus favorite. For just a small donation, students could grab a fresh, hot grilled cheese sandwich while hanging out with friends and learning more about Habitat’s mission. These cozy, late-night fundraisers not only brought in donations but also created a space for students to connect and support a great cause.
As excitement builds for the Homecoming 2025 Build, the Campus Chapter is always looking for fresh fundraising ideas and new ways to engage the Clemson community. Whether it’s through sports, food, or creative challenges, students are proving that giving back can be both impactful and fun. Want to support the cause? Follow @cu_habitat on Instagram to stay updated on upcoming fundraisers and events!
