How did you answer Dr. King’s question?
In 1994, Congress charged the Corporation for National and Community Service with encouraging Americans to celebrate the holiday as a national day of service. People all over the country are volunteering in their communities in response to Dr. King's question.
We want to hear your story and how you had an impact on your community
What's Happening Now
2010 MLK Day Technology Challenge
We are calling on educators and web professionals to join our new effort – the 2010 MLK Day Technology Challenge. The idea is simple: to connect schools with technology needs to IT and web professionals, developers, graphic designers and new media professionals who are willing to volunteer their skills for good, take on these technology projects and give back to a school in need.
For more information
For more information about MLK Day, please visit MLKDay.gov.
Usher, Congressman John Lewis, celebrities and leaders alike are
doing their part to spread the word about the MLK Day of
Service.
Terms of Participation:
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