Join the University Chapter of GJTF
University Chapter members run GJTF activities within a single university or campus. From organizing on-campus awareness drives and charity stalls to leading weekend teaching volunteer batches, our student leaders bridge academia with grassroots impact while reporting directly up to their City Chapter Lead.
Roles Available in Your Campus Chapter
Positions are open each academic year for dynamic undergraduate and postgraduate student changemakers.
Chapter President
Leads the executive cabinet, represents GJTF before university administration, and liaises with the City Chapter Lead.
Vice President
Oversees internal operations, volunteer recruitment drives, and inter-departmental collaboration on campus.
Event Head
Plans and coordinates awareness seminars, charity galas, bake sales, sports galas, and on-campus volunteer stalls.
Media & PR Head
Manages social media coverage, photography, graphic design, campus newsletters, and influencer shoutouts.
Treasurer & Finance Head
Maintains financial transparency, tracks donation collection receipts, and coordinates with GJTF central audit.
General Volunteer Members
Active student contributors who assist in teaching drives, medical camps, logistic support, and event execution.
Benefits of Leading a University Chapter
Gain verifiable leadership credentials that set you apart in postgraduate applications and global job markets.
Official Certificates
Verified leadership and volunteer certificates bearing the foundation's official stamp.
LinkedIn Recommendations
Personalized endorsements on LinkedIn from GJTF central leadership highlighting your contributions.
Campus Experience
Practical experience running a registered university student society with real budgets and events.
City-Wide Networking
Direct connection with City Chapter leaders, corporate CSR heads, and prominent NGO executives.
Ready to Start a Chapter at Your University?
Gather a team of 3-5 enthusiastic students from your campus and apply today. We provide full society registration guidance, official banners, and ongoing central mentorship.