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MLK Week of Service
Dr. Martin Luther King knew what makes a great American:
Doesn't matter if you're young or old.
Doesn't matter where you live.
Doesn't matter how busy you are.
All that matters is what you do for others.
Chung Pak's Day Care Center is a place where children can learn, play and grow. Staff and teachers provide children with learning experiences that contribute to their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development, in a safe, nurturing, and bilingual environment. Volunteers will help out at the Center with the daily activities, engaging the children in arts and crafts projects and reading. There are two shifts: one from 10AM - 3PM, and one from 3PM - 5:30PM. This opportunity is perfect for volunteers who love working with children and are interested in literacy issues!
Chung Pak's Day Care Center is a place where children can learn, play and grow. Staff and teachers provide children with learning experiences that contribute to their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development, in a safe, nurturing, and bilingual environment. Volunteers will help out at the Center with the daily activities, engaging the children in arts and crafts projects and reading. There are two shifts: one from 10AM - 3PM, and one from 3PM - 5:30PM. This opportunity is perfect for volunteers who love working with children and are interested in literacy issues!
Trinity's Services and Food for the Homeless, Inc., better known as SAFH, is a non-profit organization established to provide emergency food and services to the homeless and low-income residents of New York City. Volunteers will help out in the food kitchen and assist the staff with their services for the day.
Chung Pak's Day Care Center is a place where children can learn, play and grow. Staff and teachers provide children with learning experiences that contribute to their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development, in a safe, nurturing, and bilingual environment. Volunteers will help out at the Center with the daily activities, engaging the children in arts and crafts projects and reading. There are two shifts: one from 10AM - 3PM, and one from 3PM - 5:30PM. This opportunity is perfect for volunteers who love working with children and are interested in literacy issues!
Get ready to start your knitting! The Naughty Knitters meet to craft scarves for homebound seniors and US service members, as well as baby blankets for Care for the Homeless, which assists NYC-area families. Volunteers will help knit clothing in lively group setting for communities in need. All skill levels are welcome!
YCP can use the support of volunteers to help with its Pantry program from 9:00am to 2:30pm on February 8th. This is an excellent opportunity to experience the necessary team-work called forth to operate a food pantry. YCP's Pantry Program is New York City's largest community-based food pantry and is designed to meet the needs of our families by providing culturally-appropriate and nutritiously-balanced food. Volunteers will be helping to pack and distribute free nutritious groceries for low-income families.
Yorkville Common Pantry is located at 8 East 109th Street, and can be easily reached by taking the "6" train to 110th Street.
Chung Pak's Day Care Center is a place where children can learn, play and grow. Staff and teachers provide children with learning experiences that contribute to their intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development, in a safe, nurturing, and bilingual environment. Volunteers will help out at the Center with the daily activities, engaging the children in arts and crafts projects and reading. There are two shifts: one from 10AM - 3PM, and one from 3PM - 5:30PM. This opportunity is perfect for volunteers who love working with children and are interested in literacy issues!
Get ready to start your knitting! The Naughty Knitters meet to craft scarves for homebound seniors and US service members, as well as baby blankets for Care for the Homeless, which assists NYC-area families. Volunteers will help knit clothing in lively group setting for communities in need. All skill levels are welcome!
On Saturday, many NYU Residence Halls will be engaging in service opportunities throughout NYC in honor of the MLK National Day of Service. If you are interested in participating with your residence hall, please contact your Resident Assistant or Hall Director.
MLK Day of Service at Bowery Mission (1/17/2011)
HONOR THE DREAM.
BE GREAT. VOLUNTEER.
HONOR THE DREAM all year long...
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Listen to the critical perspectives of several guests as they present their views and ideas and engage in dialogue surrounding the costs of failing to realize the dreams that Dr. King articulated fifty years ago. Reverend Al Sharpton will be joined by Michaela Angela Davis, Dr. Shankar Prasad and others. We will also be presenting the NYU MLK Jr. Humanitarian Award to Young Alumna Trustee, Natalie Holder-Winfield, Steinhardt ‘97.
Join us for a stimulating evening of reflection and conversation as we challenge ourselves to move forward from dreaming to action.