This paper presents the results of a survey by 51 community-based organizations (CBOs) about how they perceive the supervision functions of the service learning program performed by first-year students in Providence University, Taiwan. The findings indicate that CBOs must be aware of the characteristics of university students and be patient with their attitude problems. And CBOs should also fulfill with educational, administrative, and supportive functions throughout the service learning process by giving students a learning opportunity and experience. CBOs, thus, are coming towards the front line of education, becoming a mentor of students’ social education, working with universities, and dedicating themselves to the higher education.