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National Day of Service and Remembrance
September 11, 2015 @ 8:00 am - 1:00 pm
Paying Tribute
Join us on September 11th to renew our community spirit of service inspired by those who came forward in service after the attacks. Through community volunteering, we can be reminded how working more closely together can improve our neighborhoods, our towns and our country.
We will kick-off the day with a fun and inspiring rally with hundreds of volunteers and community members at San Jose City Hall. Attendees will enjoy continental breakfast, musical entertainment, local speakers, and have a chance to win fabulous door prizes, including an Apple Watch. Volunteers will also receive specific details about their project assignment and pick up their event t-shirt.
After the rally, volunteers will be deployed to their project site. All projects are helping to build the capacity of local nonprofits that help families, seniors and veterans who are trying to make ends meet. Projects that include painting, gardening, and cleaning will leave a lasting impact and create visible change.
Whether you can help out the whole time or just join us for the rally, we look forward to seeing you there!
Interested in participating?
Complete the registration form and we will contact you with project options.
The kick-off event at San Jose City Hall (200 E. Santa Clara Street, San Jose 95113) will begin at 8:00am. Following the kick-off, volunteers will be deployed to nearby project sites at non-profit partners. Street parking is free until 9:00 am.
Continental breakfast and lunch provided.
Age Requirement: Children over the age of 12 are welcome if accompanied by their parent or guardian.
Registration: Fill out the form to register for this event.
Sponsored by United Way in conjunction with Texas Instruments, Bank of America, AMD, Tivo, Comerica, Sue & Dick Levy, Western Digital.
Honorary Host Committee: Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren, Senator Bob Wieckowski, Senator Jim Beall, Assemblymember Mark Stone, Assemblymember Nora Campos.