Club Liberty chapters bring civic engagement, leadership development, and community service directly to university campuses. Each chapter has room to lead locally while remaining part of one broader mission.
Club Liberty chapters are student-led communities that bring our mission directly to campus.
Chapter presidents and their leadership teams organize events, build partnerships, fundraise, serve their communities, and respond to the opportunities unique to their university.
Every chapter remains connected to Club Liberty's broader values and standards while retaining meaningful autonomy over local programming.
Club Liberty began at California Lutheran University in 2026. The founding chapter combines campus civic programming, student leadership, debate, community involvement, and service projects.
The Azusa Pacific University chapter became Club Liberty's first expansion beyond the founding campus. The chapter carries the same commitment to civic engagement, leadership, service, and faith-informed community involvement.
Club Liberty gives chapter leaders room to respond to their own campus while preserving the mission, standards, and identity of the broader organization.
Each chapter is led by students who understand their own university, campus culture, and local community.
Chapter leaders can develop events, partnerships, service projects, and programming suited to their campus.
Every chapter operates within Club Liberty's mission, Christian values, civic principles, and organizational expectations.
Club Liberty provides training and guidance in fundraising, event planning, outreach, organization, and chapter development.
Our chapters should be places where students learn to defend their convictions and then develop the discipline to live those convictions through service.
Club Liberty is building a network of student-led chapters committed to civic engagement, leadership, service, and faith-informed action. If your campus does not yet have a chapter, you can help build the next one.
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