9/11 Day of Service and Remembrance
The anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks has become a very important National Day of Service in America, known as "9/11 Day"
9/11 Day is a time when Americans are asked to join together in unity, remember those lost on 9/11, and if possible, perform good deeds or other acts of service as a positive tribute to the 9/11 victims, as well as first responders and military personnel who rose in service in response to the attacks.
This year, the organizers of 9/11 Day are asking all of us to participate "virtually," through a special program called "9/11 Day At Home," and to do so also in remembrance of the many people lost to COVID-19. Their goal is to inspire one million acts of service in support of COVID relief, both in honor of the victims of 9/11, as well as those who have tragically lost their lives to COVID-19.
Below is a list of ways you can participate in 9/11 Day At Home. Share your 9/11 good deed, or activity on social media. Include the hashtags #handsonsandiego and #911day.
Get Involved in 9/11 Day of Service From Home
VIRTUAL: Happy Mail for The Arc's Clients
The Arc of San Diego serves adults and children with developmental disabilities in our community. Due to the impacts of Covid-19, many of our clients have been unable to attend adult day programs and other in-person services. Volunteers can sign up to write short letters or send postcards to their clients in group-homes. This is a great way to connect to their organization and participants! Opportunity Requirements & Important Notes Note: Addresses and other personal information will not be shared between participants or made public. Safety and privacy will be protected for both volunteers and participants. Signing up: Please contact ltestone@arc-sd.com for more information or to sign up to volunteer! About The Arc of San Diego The Arc of San Diego supports and empowers people with disabilities to achieve their life goals.
Remote (Virtual)
Through 12/31/20
VIRTUAL: Social Media Specialist
Anvil of Hope is a fairly new nonprofit organization and is seeking volunteers to help with operational needs. Their current need is for a Social Media Specialist to increase their brand awarness and promote support for their cause. The goal of this position is both to increase the number of followers and their level of engagement. Opportunity Requirements & Important Notes Signing up: Check out their website and let them know how you think you could best support in this role by emailing info@anvilofhope.org About Anvil of Hope Anvil of Hope is the non-profit brainchild of AleSmith Brewing Company’s owners, Peter and Vicky Zien, who are deeply committed to providing assistance to the San Diego community and beyond. Low-income families, those who are facing homelessness, at risk youth including those whom are aging out of foster care, and citizens who are experiencing temporary hardships, are at the heart of their mission.
Remote (Virtual)
Through 10/12/20
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VIRTUAL: Mentor Scholarship Recipients
Are you passionate? Caring? A good listener? Enthusiastic? Motivating? Are you looking for an opportunity to build a special relationship, expand your network, develop your personal and professional skills and give back to your community in the process? If you said yes to any of these questions, Words Alive wants to hear from you! Words Alive connects children, young adults, and families to the power of reading. They are currently recruiting mentors to support their scholarship recipients as they prepare to transition from post-secondary education to the work force. Many of their scholars have faced extraordinary circumstances such as homelessness, violence, teen pregnancy, impact by the justice system and are facing additional challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mentors are paired with an individual scholar for one academic year and support their personal development by balancing guidance in school and career matters with broader cultural experiences to help them become more independent, proactive, and resourceful advocates for themselves and their futures. How You Will Make a Difference: "Words Alive has empowered me by motivating and supporting my educational journey. It has given me the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty through literacy and speech. I have come to an awareness that as a student and single young mother my lack of education and resources would affect my children and continue the negative cycle of poverty and educational gap. I now know education is important and critical in my life, to learning how to advocate for myself and my family needs. I feel confident in reading paperwork or homework assignments and understanding it," - Westreich Scholarship Recipient "I think it’s important to share advice and knowledge with the next generation. There are so many paths one can take in life. I benefited from learning from a mentor, and if I can help someone navigate through the unclear waters of schooling or establishing a career, then it’s important to me that I do so." - Mentor "It has changed my life by giving me a mentor and an organization I can call home and share what’s going on in my life without a second thought whether or not I can trust them. They have made me a better person throughout college and professionally and given a lot of insight into expanding on my dreams." - Westreich Scholarship Recipient "In my experience, the only thing that matters in life are the connections and relationships you build with people. I learn just as much from them as I hope they learn from me. Every encounter with a scholar is a great reminder that we all need support to be successful in life regardless of age, stature, or experience. " - Mentor Opportunity Requirements & Important Notes: Applicants must: Attend a Volunteer Orientation Submit a Volunteer Application Complete a background check Attend the Words Alive mentor training Meet with the scholar at least once per month (virtually) Attend all in-service trainings, workshops, and scholar events Stay connected with scholar between meetings via phone/email/text About Words Alive Words Alive provides essential literacy services to underserved students and families. Their mission is to open opportunities for life success by inspiring a commitment to reading.
From Home (Virtual)
Through 6/30/21
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VIRTUAL: Posts for PATH
You can help spread the word about the amazing work PATH does for the community by posting on social media! Social media circulation is a great way to engage your community by creating and sharing content on the various virtual platforms that PATH utilizes (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram). This is an ongoing role that can be done on your own schedule. About PATH San Diego PATH's mission is to end homelessness for individuals, families and communities. They do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.
Through 12/31/20
VIRTUAL: Research Project Volunteer
Have a topic that you are interested in studying, and would be relevant to PATH's mission? Help their staff by researching a subject that is applicable to their day-to-day operations. Examples of research topics include, but are not limited to: social media growth, food resource studies, political awareness for the homeless. Get creative! About PATH San Diego PATH's mission is to end homelessness for individuals, families and communities. They do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.
Through 12/31/20
VIRTUAL: Data Entry
PATH San Diego needs help tracking all of their volunteer and donation metrics for data keeping and grant eligibility! "Better Impact" is the platform they use to log their information, and they need volunteers to help enter documents into this database. This opportunity is completely remote, and would be an immense help to their mission at PATH San Diego. About PATH San Diego PATH's mission is to end homelessness for individuals, families and communities. They do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.
Through 12/31/20
VIRTUAL: Patient Advocacy Card Writing
Residents in Skilled Nursing Facilities have been particularly affected by COVID-19. With all facilities currently prohibiting any visitation with the exception of end of life, many of the residents have found themselves even more lonely and isolated than before. Jewish Family Service of San Diego's hope is to provide a warm hello with a hand written or hand decorated card to remind them they are not forgotten and we are all thinking about them every day. Their goal is to deliver 1,700 cards. Project Requirements & Important Notes Sign up here to make cards About Jewish Family Service of San Diego Jewish Family Service (JFS) is a client-centered, impact-driven organization working to build a stronger, healthier, more resilient San Diego.
From Home (Virtual)
Through 12/31/20
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VIRTUAL: Social Wellness Friendly Match
Prior to the novel Coronavirus, the JFS Social Wellness Centers and Aging & Wellness Services provided a robust programming for older adults, such as daily meals, exercise classes, art classes, games, cultural programs, and live entertainment. As a human service agency that works with vulnerable populations, including older adults who are most at-risk, they’ve mobilized Social Wellness Centers to be online, providing virtual content such as online social gatherings, training, and entertainment. Their staff is continually working to ensure all clients impacted by program adjustments or closures continue to have the support they need. JFS continues to provide holistic programming through online opportunities. Moreover, JFS staff perform weekly wellness checks with clients, ensuring that their basic and social needs are addressed. But they are missing a key component: socialization. That’s where you come in! They are looking for caring volunteers to be matched with an older adult to create a connection through a mutually agreed upon platform - whether it be a friendly phone call, Zoom chat, an email, or written note or card. The goal would be to create a community while we are navigating social distancing and this new normal. Project Requirements & Important Notes Responsiblities: Connect with your match at least x2/month via email, phone, zoom or written card Provide follow-up and report feedback to JFS staff Qualifications: Must adhere to protecting personal identification of their assigned older adult Must speak clearly and have strong verbal skills Must be friendly and can work well with our older adult population Onboarding: Volunteers must sign up here, complete a Volunteer Application, JFS Friendly Match survey, and attend an online orientation and training before getting started. About Jewish Family Service Jewish Family Service (JFS) is a client-centered, impact-driven organization working to build a stronger, healthier, more resilient San Diego.
From Home (Virtual)
Through 12/31/20
VIRTUAL: Page Turners
Words Alive receives dozens of book recommendations from their volunteers, teachers, and community partners for titles they think would be a strong fit for their programs. They pride themselves on selecting the most contemporary, diverse, relevant, and engaging texts they can get their hands on for their programs. That’s where passionate readers, like you, come in! By reading and reviewing titles from their recommendation list, you help them determine which books should be added to their program curriculum and taught in classrooms across San Diego county. And the best part? You can get started today from the comfort of your favorite reading spot! How to Get Started: Sign up here after checking this list to determine which book you're interested in reading. Read the book! Fill out this book report form (If you would prefer a paper version, email pageturners@wordsalive.org to request one). Repeat the process. Go back to Step 1 to review another book. About Words Alive Words Alive provides essential literacy services to underserved students and families. Their mission is to open opportunities for life success by inspiring a commitment to reading.
From Home (Virtual)
Through 12/31/20
More Virtual Opportunities Supporting Organizations in San Diego:
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Sew cloth masks for JFS staff, volunteers, and clients. If you’re handy with a sewing machine, you can pick up kits with pre-cut cloth and elastics to create masks that help everyone on their campus stay safe. Email volunteer@jfssd.org to ask about receiving a kit.
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Resounding Joy is recruiting musically talented volunteers to provide "Joyful Jingles" by calling isolated seniors and playing music for them over the phone or providing live music on their online platforms. They are also looking for volunteers to help facilitate the technical component of their Shine and Sing groups via Zoom. Sign up here to volunteer.
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San Diego River Park Foundation
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SDRPF has a multitude of ideas of ways you can support their efforts to care for the San Diego River: building a bat house, helping with GIS mapping, editing videos, leaving them a review on Yelp, and more!
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Many older adults would benefit from friendly connections during this deeply isolating time. The health impacts of loneliness are significant. Please consider writing letters, notes of encouragement or drawings. This can be a great at-home activity for youth and helps deepens intergenerational connections. Cheerful messages from all ages are encouraged!
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You can brighten a seniors' day by sending cards with encouraging messages, drawings, an inspirational message/story, puzzles, and more.
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Words Alive prides itself on being volunteer-founded and volunteer-led. Help them empower families and children to build healthy reading habits by volunteering reviewing books, helping on their social meida squad, translating resources, and more.
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Get Involved In-person on 9/11 Day at Essential Services
SORT: Organize Thrift Store Donations
Auntie Helen's serves individuals with low incomes or with underlying health conditions such as HIV/AIDS. They are self-supportive through their thrift store and private donations which fund programs such as delivering groceries to families and helping individuals through addiction recovery. Currently they are hosting sales on their sidewalk space and not allowing customers inside for their safety and the safety of staff/volunteers. Volunteers are needed at their thrift store to sort, fold and hang donations, disbursing them between various designated areas. Your help will allow them to run the thrift store's in-person and online shopping more efficiently. Once a week Auntie Helen's distributes groceries to 300+ families, volunteers may be asked to help with bagging and distributing food as well. Project Requirements & Important Notes Attire: Wear comfortable attire and closed-toe shoes Physical Requirements: Auntie Helen's is able to work within any physical requirements. Volunteers may be asked to help with lifting heavy items, please let the Volunteer Leader know if you are not comfortable with those tasks. About Auntie Helen's Community Thrift Auntie Helen's Community Thrift envisions a community where people living with HIV/AIDS can have an empowered, loving life without barriers.
San Diego, CA
2 spots available on
9/21/20 10:00 AM + more
FOOD: Lucky Duck Meals for the Unsheltered Homeless Program in Chula Vista
There are 4,000+ unsheltered homeless individuals on the streets with scarce access to food and water. This initiative provides food and water to outreach workers who distribute it to unsheltered individuals to provide nourishment and water and to ultimately help end their homelessness. Help sort and load boxes into a “pick-up ready” configuration and then load meals into service providers' vehicles. You can be helpful by taking the direction of a team member and stacking and moving boxes carefully and efficiently. Expect some physical labor. Volunteers typically spend their time moving boxes that weigh about 20 lbs at distances of 5-20 feet (between the pallets and the vehicles). Also don’t forget to have some fun and remember why we’re out here: to help those who are down on their luck. Project Requirements & Important Notes Attire: This project is outside so wearing sun protection is recommended. Always check the weather forecast, but know that it does get hot at the distribution site, especially given the physical nature of the work. Closed-toe boots/sneakers that you feel comfortable moving boxes for an hour in are a must. Physical Requirements: Able to stand for the duration of the shift and lift boxes that weigh 20-25 pounds. Avoiding Injury: Poor lifting form will lead to injury and pain. You should only bend with your knees and hips, keep your back straight, and keep your shoulders back. Slowly lift by straightening your hips and knees (not your back). Hold the box as close to your body as possible. Set the box down by bending your knees and hips only (it is very easy to get in the habit of setting boxes down in cars by bending your back). About The Lucky Duck Foundation The Lucky Duck Foundation is committed to raising awareness and funds to help alleviate the homelessness epidemic in San Diego County; and providing support and relief from harsh conditions to the thousands of homeless individuals and families living on our streets.
Chula Vista, CA
3 spots available on
9/21/20 7:30 AM + more
FOOD: Lucky Duck Meals for the Unsheltered Homeless Program in Miramar
There are 4,000+ unsheltered homeless individuals on the streets with scarce access to food and water. This initiative provides food and water to outreach workers who distribute it to unsheltered individuals to provide nourishment and water and to ultimately help end their homelessness. Help sort and load boxes into a “pick-up ready” configuration and then load meals into service providers' vehicles. You can be helpful by taking the direction of a team member and stacking and moving boxes carefully and efficiently. Expect some physical labor. Volunteers typically spend their time moving boxes that weigh about 20 lbs at distances of 5-20 feet (between the pallets and the vehicles). Also don’t forget to have some fun and remember why we’re out here: to help those who are down on their luck. Project Requirements & Important Notes Attire: This project is outside so wearing sun protection is recommended. Always check the weather forecast, but know that it does get hot at the distribution site, especially given the physical nature of the work. Closed-toe boots/sneakers that you feel comfortable moving boxes for an hour in are a must. Physical Requirements: Able to stand for the duration of the shift and lift boxes that weigh 20-25 pounds. Avoiding Injury: Poor lifting form will lead to injury and pain. You should only bend with your knees and hips, keep your back straight, and keep your shoulders back. Slowly lift by straightening your hips and knees (not your back). Hold the box as close to your body as possible. Set the box down by bending your knees and hips only (it is very easy to get in the habit of setting boxes down in cars by bending your back). About The Lucky Duck Foundation The Lucky Duck Foundation is committed to raising awareness and funds to help alleviate the homelessness epidemic in San Diego County; and providing support and relief from harsh conditions to the thousands of homeless individuals and families living on our streets.
San Diego, CA
6 spots available on
9/21/20 7:45 AM + more
TECH: Computer Refurbisher
Computers 2 Kids needs help refurbishing their donated computers so they can be given to students now learning through online classes. Volunteers will refurbish Lenovo Yoga Laptops and Desktop Computers under the supervision of the IT Staff by cleaning them, completing hardware testing, and activating them for distribution. Volunteers will also be testing and cleaning peripherals (LCD Monitors, Power Adapters, Mice & Keyboards). Project Requirements & Important Notes Experience: Computer experience is helpful, but not necessary. They will teach you everything you need to know. Attire: Wear closed-toe shoes and casual clothes Physical Requirements: Able to lift 20 lbs. About Computers 2 Kids Computers 2 Kids (C2K) believes all children and their families in San Diego, regardless of their economic status, need to be computer literate and have equal access to technology and the crucial educational, occupational, and financial resources that technology can provide to improve their educational options and their futures.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
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FOOD: Meal Prep for Good
In response to the growing need for food assistance in San Diego, Kitchens for Good is rapidly increasing hunger relief meal production. Their chefs are working tirelessly to produce hundreds of healthy heat-and-eat meals for families in need. To support meal production Kitchens for Good has restructured the volunteer program in compliance with the Center for Disease Control COVID19 guidelines and regulations. Tasks include portioning, weighing, sealing, and labeling hunger relief meals. Project Requirements & Important Notes Shifts: Weekdays, 5:00pm - 7:00pm, sign up here. Physical Requirements: Work in movement for up to 4 consecutive hours and the ability to lift 10+ pounds. Temperature checks will be required upon arrival. Skills: Active listening, precise execution of verbal direction, adaptable to a fast-paced environment, and able to follow food safety regulations to ensure proper food preparation. About Kitchens for Good Kitchens for Good aims to break the cycles of food waste, poverty and hunger through innovative programs in workforce training, healthy food production, and social enterprise.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
FOOD: National City Food Distribution
In partnership with the City of National City, Catholic Charities operates food distributions three times per week for our neighbors in the South Bay. Volunteer opportunities include assistance with drive-thru food pantry pick-ups onsite, food packing, deliveries to home bound individuals living in the area, and food transport. These crucial roles in the National City Food Distribution Collaborative are compliant with COVID-19 social distancing measures: less than 10 volunteers gather at the site at a time and maintain 6+ feet distance apart from other volunteers and program participants, gloves, hand sanitizer, and cleaning supplies provided. Please bring personal face covering. Project Requirements & Important Notes Shifts: Fridays & Saturdays, times vary, sign up here. About Catholic Charities, Diocese of San Diego Catholic Charities Diocese of San Diego is a ministry of the local church based on the person of Jesus, dedicated to caring for the poor, the vulnerable and the marginalized.
National City, CA
Through 12/31/20
FOOD: Assemble & Deliver Food Bags for Safe Parking Program
Every night at four secured lots, Jewish Family Service operates a Safe Parking Program for unsheltered San Diegans living in their vehicles, many of whom are experiencing homelessness for the first time. A car is often a critical, final asset, allowing for transportation to work and school, access to services, and the ability to seek employment. Access to food is always a challenge for Safe Parking Program participants as they have to make daily decisions between gas, food, and even medicine with their limited resources. Their basic nutrition needs have only increased since health orders have closed many local businesses and restaurants, reducing food resources. While nightly Safe Parking dinners continue to be provided by generous community donors, JFS has also secured bulk breakfast and lunch items to meet the daily needs of Safe Parking clients, many of whom are now on their lots 24 hours a day. With more food to distribute, they need more hands! This position entails packing the pre-purchased breakfast and lunch items into bags at the JFS main campus, and then delivering them in the afternoon to their three San Diego City Safe Parking Program Lots. Project Requirements & Important Notes Shifts: 12:00pm-4:00pm on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sign up here. Screening: Volunteers must complete a Background Check and a DMV Check. They will also need to complete HIPAA Level 1. Note: Volunteers must have sufficient space in their personal vehicle to fit multiple bins of food, OR willingness to make multiple trips. About Jewish Family Service of San Diego Jewish Family Service (JFS) is a client-centered, impact-driven organization working to build a stronger, healthier, more resilient San Diego.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
FOOD: Fallbrook Food Distribution
The Fallbrook Food Pantry (FFP) is currently operating an Emergency Food Assistance Program as a point of distribution for government commodities delivered by the San Diego Food Bank. On a regular basis the FFP provides their 3,000+ clients with food once per week. Menu items change weekly and are created keeping a nutritious, balanced diet in mind. Each household selects grocery items suitable to the number of individuals in their family. The intent is to offer 2 days of groceries. Fresh produce, bread, and dairy items are included as available. Volunteers duties vary but include cleaning, sorting, bagging, and food distribution. Before volunteering, FFP asks that you attend a New Volunteer Orientation session. You can sign up for the orientation when you sign up for your shift here. Project Requirements & Important Notes Shifts: Mondays - Saturdays, 8:30am - 1:00pm, create an account and sign up here Court-ordered volunteers: The Fallbrook Food Pantry (FFP) accepts volunteers who have Court Mandated Service Hours (CMSH)- ONLY misdemeanor offenses will be considered eligible. Each candidate who wishes to fulfill their CMSH must interview with the Executive Director and provide all additional documentation requested. FFP reserves the right to deny an application. About the Fallbrook Food Pantry The Fallbrook Food Pantry is a non-profit organization primarily staffed by volunteers. Its mission is to provide an adequate and nutritious supply of food to individuals in our community who are in-need.
Fallbrook, CA
Through 1/1/21
FOOD: Dinner Service at PATH Connections Housing
Join PATH San Diego and Urban Angels to help serve healthy and delicious meals to their 134 residents. By providing a meal to someone in need, you are making a difference in the community and the lives of others. They prepare dinner every night of the week and need your help to serve it. Their goal is to create a welcoming restaurant atmosphere for their residents. Volunteers serve each member with dignity and respect, making their dining experience enjoyable. Volunteer Responsibilities: Set tables with plates, silverware, cups, and fresh fruit Greet PATH residents with a smile as they enter dining hall Create a welcoming atmostphere by chatting and connecting with the residents Carry food trays to and from kitchen to tables Deliver desserts to tables Bus tables after meals are completed Project Requirements & Important Notes Shifts: Daily, 4:45pm - 7:30pm, must sign up here Attire: Masks are required. PATH recommends casual and comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes. In addition, please be mindful of the level of appropriateness of your dress. About PATH (People Assisting the Homeless) PATH's mission is to end homelessness for individuals, families and communities. They do this by building affordable housing and providing supportive services throughout California.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
HELP OUT: Support Active Military Families with USO San Diego
There are countless ways volunteers support USO San Diego! Whether you are volunteering at a special event, welcoming home service members, manning the front desk or providing a listening ear, your efforts are the reason service members and military families know USO San Diego is always by their side. USO San Diego offers volunteer shift positions at 3 centers: Liberty Station Center is their family center and is open 7 days a week. Volunteer shifts are Monday-Friday 9:00am-1:00pm and 1:00pm-5:00pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am-1pm Their space at the Military Entrance Processing Center is located inside their cafeteria. They offer a place for recruits to relax and have some snacks or play some games. Volunteer shifts are Monday-Friday 10am-2pm. Their Airport Center is open 18 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. This is a high traffic area as we support those traveling through San Diego as well as new recruits headed to boot camp and marines returning for training. They offer 4 volunteer shifts throughout the day. These positions help to facilitate day-to-day operational needs to assist our military members and their families while they are in the center. Other opportunities such as delivering USO San Diego programs or helping with special events are available as well. They have several recurring programs including; Mobile Farmers Market, Wednesday Night Dinner and our MilSpouse & Teen Talk programs. Some of their special events include the USO Baby Shower, Santa Store and Giving Tree as well as countless others. Project Requirements & Important Notes Signing up as an individual: All volunteers must submit their application and agree to a background check. The USO San Diego Volunteer Manager will email you regarding their Interview and Orientation within the next two weeks. They typically hold an orientation every month or every other month. Signing up as a group: Reach out to their Volunteer Manager at mpranger@uso.org About USO San Diego The USO strengthens America’s military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country, throughout their service to the nation.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
FOOD: Food Distribution/Warehouse Assistance
Father Joe's Villages needs volunteers to assist with distributing food to the community and external agencies via a drive-thru food distribution. Volunteers will assist with the flow of cars and help with miscellaneous warehouse tasks such as general housekeeping, weighing food, and packing. Supporting this effort will help them serve more of our neighbors in need during these challenging times. Father Joe's Villages already serves three meals daily at their main campus and are extending their services even further through this food distribution. Project Requirements & Important Notes Signing up: All volunteers must sign up on the Father Joe's Villages volunteer platform, prior to volunteering at any of their projects. You'll need to create an account and sign up for the shift you would like to attend, no join code needed. Shifts: 11:00am - 3:00pm on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays Photos: To respect Father Joe's Villages' privacy and confidentiality policy, please do not have any pictures taken of people picking up food or have them in the background of the photos. Physical Requirements: Able to lift/pull 30lbs and able to bend and/or stand for the entire work period. COVID Screening Form: Due to the pandemic and Village-wide changes, they are now requiring that all volunteers sign-up for any days they plan to volunteer on FJV sites and fill out the one-time COVID-19 symptom and temperature form. About Father Joe's Villages As San Diego’s largest homeless services provider, Father Joe’s Villages offers a wide variety of housing and services at several locations. They provide housing, rental assistance, healthcare, food, clothing, education, job training, mental health, addiction treatment and child development in an internationally modeled “one-stop-shop” approach.
San Diego, CA
Through 12/31/20
Is your organization hosting a service opportunity in remembrance of 9/11 and would like it listed? Contact us at info@handsonsandiego.org.