#volunteerism

#volunteerism

Our community cleanups are incredibly important. Not only do they beautify the neighborhood, making it an even better place to work, live and raise a family, but they bring residents together with a common goal of improving the place they are proud to call home.

69 percent of nonprofits have budgets of less than $50,000, highlighting the significant role of all-volunteer organizations (AVOs) in community support and activism.

Caroline Thomas, at 83, showcases that age does not limit the ability to serve and contribute to society, actively training emergency responders as a mock casualty.

Leo Phillips-Waller, after suffering a traumatic brain injury from a crash, now volunteers on a dementia ward, using his experience to help others.

"We are building a temporary staging area/pavilion," said Alison Gzowski, president of the Ward's Island Association. "Until we build a clubhouse... we wanted to have a place for community events."

"As we prepare to celebrate our centennial, we’re engaging the community with various events and initiatives that honor our history while aiming for future growth."

Mitzvah Day has grown from a local initiative in north London into a national movement, fostering kindness through the collaborative efforts of diverse communities.