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Businesses will present their products and services. An awards ceremony. Live concerts. Fashion Show. Speakers. Community forums, food, music and workshops.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

School Wide Event - Drop off donation from 1/8 through 1/17/2020- Mon- Fri
Holy Cross Catholic School
144 East Mount Airy Ave
Philadelphia, PA 19119
215-242-0414

Collecting:Toothpaste, hand sanitizes, deck of card, bar soap,foot powder,lip balm
thick socks, baby wipes,small deodorant,sunscreen,lens cleaner, batteries AA & AAA,
board games, books , puzzles.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Literacy event where sheriffs are reading to students

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Nonprofit organizations or community groups looking to reach more people may be able to place information in the lobby display case at Lewes Public Library. The library is seeking groups to organize informational displays for a two-week period in its lobby display case which is seen by the hundreds of people who walk through the library doors every day. For nonprofit agencies, this is an opportunity to educate the community.

PFLAG–Rehoboth Beach provides support, education, and advocacy to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender persons, their loved ones, family and friends, to cope with the unique challenges each of them may face. It can be difficult to learn that oneself or a loved one is gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgendered. PFLAG offers a safe place for people who have questions or would like share their experiences with others. PFLAG provides a confidential setting that is respectful of human diversity.

Read Aloud Delaware is looking for volunteers who love to read to children. Volunteers usually read one to two hours per week in local child care centers. To sign up online, go to www.readalouddelaware.org. For more information, call 302-856-2527.

wrestlers, cheerleaders, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Friends of Rachel Club, Student Council, Interact & environmental club will volunteer at their local nursing home

wrestlers, cheerleaders, Tri-M Music Honor Society, Friends of Rachel Club, Student Council, Interact & environmental club will make chocolate covered pretzels for the homeless

As part of an afterschool program (LEAP), the children's librarian will read My Daddy, Martin Luther King, Jr. by Martin Luther King III to children in grades K-5. After discussing the book, children will write or draw an answer to the question, "What can you learn from the story about courage and taking action?"

Roslyn Elementary School will be reading and discussing My Daddy, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr during our school-wide assembly.

Wrestlers, Cheerleaders, tri-m Music honor society, friends of rachel club, student council, and environmental club will read to the kids from their closest elementary school.

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

Valentine day cards for vets

book and school supplies drive

toiletry drive

art projects

Administrative offices staff will donate new clean socks for homeless shelters & people living on the streets.

Collect items for care packages for deployed soldiers; make paracord survival bracelets; cards

Clean up the local watershed outdoors.

Students will collect pet supplies to sent to the animal shelter.

Students will conduct a clean & organize storage closets, and adjacent areas of the Chapel Center for the Drama club projects.

The fifth graders at PSD (Katie's class and Andrea's) will be doing a service learning project with deaf students in Kenya.

Elementary special needs class with do outdoor clean up at the Maplewood Outdoor Mall on Germantown Avenue.

Pre school project (infant - 3 years) families/staff donate items. Discuss concept of giving with students
Preschool students assist with categorizing items and sorting into bags
Distribute bags to shelters

The YMCA of Greater Monmouth County is proud to announce that its annual memorial breakfast honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will take place on Friday, January 17, 2020, 7:30–9:30 a.m., at the Sheraton in Eatontown, 6 Industrial Way East.

Event tickets are $30 for adults, $10 for youth (16 & under) and $250 for a table of 10. For tickets or more information on the breakfast or essay contest, please contact Event Manager Sandy Riddle at 732.671.5505, ext. 119 or e-ma

WHYY and NewCORE invites you to interact with ‘Keep Moving from This Mountain,’ a historic yet still relevant keynote address delivered by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., to the students and faculty of Spelman College nearly six decades ago. In his 1960 Founder’s Day address, King identified four symbolic mountains – relativism, materialism, segregation, and violence — that must be overcome if civilization is to survive. Ahead of the federal holiday, join your neighbors in conversation about morali

We will be doing a mixture of stories in ASL for young children in the Early Childhood Education Center (preschool). One about kindness and acceptance, for that is what MLK's message was ( we are thinking something similar to the ugly little duckling) but will ultimately decide this with the students tomorrow morning. Another general story, such as a well known fairy tale and will use the recommended MLK stories from Global Citizen.

Volunteers will crochet, knit and donate scarves for Operation Gratitude, and Personal, Period, Purses for local schools, libraries and recreation
centers.
In addition, we will engage in conversations regarding 'Women of Color, and their Struggle for the Right to Vote: from 1776 to the Present'.

AAMP in Partnership with Citizen's Bank looks forward to hosting our annual MLK Weekend! On January 18th, we will offer $2 admission to the general public and will have read-alouds, sTreehouse books will be partnering with AAMP to donate books for our service project!

Toiletries drive for the homeless. Accepting donations now until January 20th 2020. Volunteers are asked to bring new toiletry items only. Nothing old or used. Some suggested items include: new socks, razors, shaving cream, deodorant, tooth brush, tooth paste, shampoo, soap, new underwear, mouth wash, new hats, new gloves etc.

A scheduled program that involves food making, card making, mat making, and an end of day reflection (everyone).

The girls of the Sister Cities Girlchoir will travel to 2 libraries in the Kensington neigbhorhood and perform a tribute concert to Dr. King.

This event occurs on SATURDAY. Simon Gratz Mastery Charter is partnering with Nicetown CDC to donate at least 100 boxes of holiday meals to local community members, while also serving them a warm meal. Our volunteers will be working from 10AM-12PM to sort food and create individual boxes for families, from 12-2PM to serve a warm meal and distribute food, and from 2-3PM to clean up the project site.

From 2PM-3PM we will be cleaning up the site.

Building picnic table and painting. Cleaning Creek and Trail.

Engage in special readings from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s  "Letter from Birmingham Jail” and respond to its relevance today. Readings and discussions

Trail Work on Cherry Hill Township's 11 trails will take place on this day to honor the work of Dr. King. Meet us at the big red barn at Croft Farm, 100 Bortons Mill Road at 9 am. We will be breaking into groups to work on trail maintenance, trash pick-up, and other work to maintain our open space and trails within the township. Gloves and tools will be provided.

Members and Volunteers will prepare packages with sandwiches, water, snacks, toiletries and items for warmth, like socks, hats, gloves and scarfs for approximately 250-300 homeless to be distributed to several areas through Philly. The locations we will be distributing are:

a. The Convention Center on the Broad Street Side

b. The Ben Franklin Bridge Area

c. 8th and Arch Sts.

d. 5th and Spring Garden Sts.

e. Suburban Station Underground / 15th & JFK Blvd.

Learn more about the eagleYcondor arts and animal programs while meeting program founders, veterinarians, and educators. Write a letter to an Ecuadorian child, which will be delivered during the February 2020 program, and create a drawing of an Ecuadorian animal. Learn how your involvement with eagleYcondor can promote goodwill in your family, school, nation, or world. Participants are asked to bring a gently used or new pair of children’s shoes to the Day of Service.

JRA is looking for volunteers of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to pack and deliver boxes of nutritious food to our diverse recipient base of 6,000 individuals and families facing food insecurity in the Greater Philadelphia area.

Box Making & Produce Packing: 8:30 to 9:30 AM

Food Box Packing:
Tiny Tots (ages 6 and under): 8:30 to 9:30 AM
All ages: 10:00 - 11:30 AM

Food Delivery: 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

JRA will also distribute 360 bags of kid friendly food to clients with school-aged children, and will provide toiletry bags to 90 clients. Toiletry bags include diapers, incontinence supplies, paper towels, toilet paper, dish soap, and laundry detergent.
Box Making & Produce Packing: 8:30 to 9:30 AM
Food Box Packing:
Tiny Tots (ages 6 and under): 8:30 to 9:30 AM
All ages: 10:00 - 11:30 AM

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• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

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• Civic Engagement Expo

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• Kids' Carnival
• Workshops & Trainings

• Kids' Carnival

• Workshops & Trainings

• Service Projects

• Service Projects

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Service Projects

• Service Projects

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Service Projects

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Kids' Carnival

• Kids' Carnival

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Service Projects

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Workshops & Trainings

• Service Projects

• Service Projects

• Service Projects

• Health and Wellness Fair

• Health and Wellness Fair

• Service Projects

• Kids' Carnival

• Kids' Carnival
• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Workshops & Trainings

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Service Projects

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Service Projects

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Workshops & Trainings
• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Health and Wellness Fair
• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Jobs & Opportunity Fair

• Health and Wellness Fair

• Kids' Carnival

• Civic Engagement Expo

• Workshops & Trainings