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- AIDS Walk
Locate your local AIDS Walk event here in The AIDS Walk Finder National Directory. From AIDS Walk San Diego, to AIDS Walk New York. A free service of AIDS Walk Orange County.
- America's Walk for Diabetes
Walk with us and take steps to find a cure. One in 16 Americans has diabetes today
- and a third of them don't even know it. America's Walk for Diabetes is a fun and healthy way for you and your community to come together for a good
cause.
- Global Youth Service Day
Global Youth Service Day (GYSD) is an annual global event organized by Youth Service America, as well as a consortium of 25 International Organizations and 95 National Coordinating Committees that Celebrates, Recognizes, and Mobilizes the year-round contributions of young people to build their communities and their world through voluntary service, and the contributions made by the community (public, private, and nonprofit sectors) for empowering young people, especially through mentoring.
- International Year of Volunteers - United States
IYV 2001 will challenge all Americans to: recognize our shared traditions of volunteering; and commit to volunteering as a unifying force to build strong communities. Engage more individuals, groups, and organizations in volunteer service.
- Jefferson Awards
Presented annually by the American Institute for Public Service to honor the achievements of Americans who make significant contributions to the community service field.
- Join Hands Day
The purpose of JOIN HANDS DAY is to bring youth and adults together to improve their own communities. A benefit of the day comes through the friendships that will be made across generations. The new partnerships will be an important first step in bringing more young people into leadership roles in many organizations.
- Make A Difference Day
Make A Difference Day is the most encompassing national day of helping others -- a celebration of neighbors helping neighbors. Everyone can participate. Created by USA WEEKEND Magazine, Make A Difference Day is an annual event that takes place on the fourth Saturday of every October.
- Stand For Children Day
Stand For Children Day began on June 1, 1996, when over 300,000 people attended the largest demonstration for children in United States history at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. Every year since 1996, on and around June 1, local communities in every state have celebrated Stand For Children Day. Stand For Children Day continues to grow because of the dedication and passion of volunteers who use the day to celebrate and create change for children in their community.
- Walk For Hope Against Breast Cancer
Walk for Hope is a family-oriented, non-competitive fitness and leisure walk to support breast cancer research at City of Hope National Medical Center and Beckman Research Institute, a National Cancer Institute Designated Comprehensive Cancer Center.
- World Volunteer Web
The idea for an International Year of Volunteers (IYV) to be proclaimed as the world enters the 21st Century, to facilitate the vital contributions of volunteers and to recognize their achievements, arose in deliberations between several major international NGOs in the early 1990s.
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