Martin Luther King, Jr. 
Day of Service and Remembrance
 
"Life's most persistent and urgent question," Dr. King said, "is what are you doing for others?"

 

The 9/11 Tribute Center volunteer guides share poignant remembrances about friends and loved ones along with the details of the historic events.

 

Why volunteer?

  • To connect with the world through volunteering
  • Give tours at the 9/11 Memorial and share your experiences
  • To honor the memory of those lost: family, colleagues and community
  • Your story will help others better understand the meaning of the 9/11 Memorial
  • Serve students and military groups

 

Volunteers are downtown residents, first responders, survivors, people who worked at the recovery site and family members who lost loved ones.  9/11 Tribute Center volunteers educate the public about the historical impact, personal experiences and 9/11 Memorial.

 

"When everyone was running home to feel safe, I did not have a home to go back to."  - Lower Manhattan resident

 

"I turned left, and my co-worker turned right.  Now it's my duty to tell his story for him"  - World Trade Center survivor

 

Sharing our experiences heals our hearts."  - First responder

 

"People might remember things they hear or sites they see, but they never forget emotions. I tell my story about my brother Joe to make a pathway from their minds to their hearts so they, hopefully never forget and Joe's memory will live in them, and he will not have disappeared."  - Family member


MLK Day is a great moment to begin a year of meaning, service - and adventure. Join the 9/11 Tribute Center volunteer walking tour guide program or refer a friend.  Email Nancy Gamerman at volunteer@tributewtc.org.

 

Why? Because community needs are great, opportunities to make a difference are abundant and change is yours for the making.

 

 

To learn more about the 9/11 Tribute Center please visit us online at tributewtc.org

 

The September 11th Widows and Victims Families' Association, Inc., a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit organization, supports victims of terrorism and their families through education, communication and peer support.
 
The 9/11 Tribute Center, a program of the Association, connects and educates visitors with personal experiences of terrorism.  Programs, exhibitions, and tours led by volunteers who experienced the effects of terrorism first-hand convey personal and varied perspectives and inspirational acts of generosity.  Programs inspire understanding and compassion among cultures.

 
    
     
  
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