Mu Alpha provides overnight volunteers for the Calvary Women's Shelter on a weekly basis. Calvary Women's Services is a nonprofit organization in Washington, that provides housing and support services to homeless women. As volunteers, brothers and sisters interact with the women on an informal level, helping them see through their education and employment goals.

Mu Alpha volunteers every Thursday for Food and Friends, an organization that prepares, packages and delivers meals and groceries to nearly 1,000 people living with HIV/AIDS and other life-challenging illnesses such as breast, lung and colon cancer throughout the greater Washington metropolitan area.

The Kids Enjoy Exercise Now (KEEN) Foundation is a nonprofit, volunteer organization that provides free one-on-one recreational opportunities for children and young adults with mental and physical disabilities. At each KEEN session, brothers and sisters are paired with participating Athletes as Coaches for a variety of age-appropriate sports and recreational activities.

Kid Power DC offers structured after-school programs for at risk youth in the DC metro area. Mu Alpha's brothers and sisters help students with writing, research, filmmaking, and acting, all designed to give students a desire to help in their communities and promote positive social change.

Mary House is an organization that provides transitional housing services, shelter and support programs to predominately low-income Latin American, Bosnian and Kosovar families in Washington, D.C. With ten sites in the Washington metropolitan area, Mary House serves an average of 125 people at a time, over half of which are children. Mu Alpha assists Mary House with many of its renovations and home improvement projects, with brothers and sisters demonstrating little to no expertise in general contracting, but having a great time helping out where they can.

Samaritan Inns is a program that works in conjunction with a recovery house for men and women recuperating from chemical addictions. Brothers and sisters provide meals for the residents, interacting with them as they strive to overcome the scourge of addiction. A lot of work goes into making sure the daily schedule runs smoothly, and Mu Alpha is there to help.

In keeping with our tradition of service to the Georgetown, the Van Escort Service provides students who live off-campus with a safe way home. Vans leave the Lauinger Library steps on the hours of 10pm, 11pm, 12am, and 1am. We also leave as late as 2 am, during the final exam periods in December and May.

The Washington Home is a non-profit, long term care and hospice facility located in Northwest, Washington serving the community since 1888. It provides nursing care and rehabilitative services to the frail, chronically or terminally ill. Volunteers visit invidual residents to read, write letters, or just sit and chat.