On September 11, 2001, many lost their lives to the 9/11 attacks. In the days, weeks, and months following the attacks, untold numbers of people demonstrated that what unites us is greater than what divides us. 

All across America, people stepped forward to volunteer, and donate whatever they could to help the families of those lost, assist the injured, and support the many brave heroes.

We remember and honor the sacrifices made that day and the sacrifices that continue to be made by members of our armed forces, emergency responders and their families by uniting through service and volunteerism throughout our community.

We invite Salt Lakers to honor those heroes by joining in service and volunteerism throughout our City.

Photo by Axel Houadi

 Salt Lake City is assisting in the coordination of dozens of volunteer projects across the City on Saturday, September 9th. Opportunities range from alleyway cleanups and hygiene kit drives to home repairs and neighborhood cleanups. At Liberty Park, volunteers will honor veterans, military service members and first responders by writing thank you letters.  Get involved by joining or leading your own 9/11 Day of Service project.

FIND A PROJECT:

Contact Katie Riser at katie.riser@slcgov.com or 801-514-5059 to sign up.

• SLC Corps Projects:
  • Thank You Note Station at Liberty Park. Come write or drop off thank you notes for first responders. Let’s show our police officers, firefighters, paramedics, health care workers, veterans and military service members our gratitude. 
  • Ballpark Community Cleanup. Tackle a variety of neighborhood projects, from alleyway cleanups to park beautification. 
• My Hometown Projects

REPORT A PROJECT:

Conducting a project in Salt Lake City? Need help recruiting volunteers? We want to know! Share your volunteer project and how SLC Corps can support you.