2010 Galleries

Around the Country :

Around the Country

Updated: Jan 22, 2010 7:22am PST

Ambassadors of Service :

Ambassadors of Service

Updated: Jan 21, 2010 12:47pm PST

President Obama and Mrs. Obama Serve on MLKDay : In honor of Martin Luther King Day, President and First Lady Michelle Obama serve lunch in the dining room at So Others Might Eat, a soup kitchen in Washington January 18, 2010. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

President Obama and Mrs. Obama Serve on MLKDay

In honor of Martin Luther King Day, President and First Lady Michelle ...

Updated: Jan 19, 2010 2:08pm PST

Miriam's Kitchen (Washington, DC) : On January 18, 2010, Peace Corps Director Aaron Williams joined Peace Corps staff to feed the homeless at Miriam's Kitchen in Washington, DC. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

Miriam's Kitchen (Washington, DC)

On January 18, 2010, Peace Corps Director Aaron Williams joined Peace ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 2:32pm PST

Sec. Shinseki at DC Central Kitchen (Washington, DC) : Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs Eric Shinseki helped prepare food for distribution to area soup kitchens at DC Central Kitchen. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

Sec. Shinseki at DC Central Kitchen (Washington, DC)

Secretary of Veterans’ Affairs Eric Shinseki helped prepare food for d ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 1:24pm PST

TC Williams High School, Minnie Howard Campus (Alexandria, VA) : Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA) and Alexandria, VA mayor William Euille joined students and community members in painting murals at TC Williams High School, Minnie Howard Campus. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

TC Williams High School, Minnie Howard Campus (Alexandria, VA)

Congressman Jim Moran (D-VA) and Alexandria, VA mayor William Euille j ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 12:57pm PST

District of Columbia War Memorial (Washington, DC) : Director of the National Park Service Jonathan Jarvis joined employees from Accenture and students from Howard University in clearing the grounds of the Washington, DC War Memorial. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

District of Columbia War Memorial (Washington, DC)

Director of the National Park Service Jonathan Jarvis joined employees ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 12:52pm PST

Serve DC - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library (Washington, DC) : Several hundred volunteers - including U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius, Washington, DC Mayor Adrian Fenty, and recording artist Byron Cage - fed the homeless, distributed food, held an H1N1 vaccination clinic, and connected the homeless to other social services at Washington, DC's Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

Serve DC - Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Library (Washington, DC)

Several hundred volunteers - including U.S. Secretary of Health and Hu ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 12:51pm PST

Bruce Monroe at Parkview Elementary School (Washington, DC) : More than 200 students, community members, Target Employees and Congresswoman Matsui (D-CA) volunteered at Bruce Monroe at Parkview Elementary School on January 18, 2010 in honor of the 2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr! Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

Bruce Monroe at Parkview Elementary School (Washington, DC)

More than 200 students, community members, Target Employees and Congre ...

Updated: Jan 18, 2010 12:46pm PST

CrisisCamp (Washington, DC) : Over 150 volunteers arrived at the Sunlight Foundation in Washington, DC to code for the crisis in Haiti. Convened by CrisisCamp, volunteers are collaborating on technology projects that aim to assist in Haiti's relief efforts by providing data, information, maps and technical assistance to NGOs, relief agencies and the public. In 1994, Congress passed legislation encouraging Americans to observe the King Holiday as a national day of service that brings people together from different backgrounds to meet needs in their community. The Corporation for National and Community Service was designated as the lead federal agency to execute the King Day of Service. Participation has grown every year since its inception. The King Day of Service provides Americans the opportunity to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through service to meet local and national needs. For more information, visit Serve.gov/mlkday. For photos by our e-Reporters from projects all over the country, please visit our MLK Day photo stream on Flickr!Please click on a thumbnail to the left to view the larger image. Various photo sizes, as well as additional information about the image, is available by hovering your mouse over the larger image to the right. You can also download the original image by selecting "Save Photo".

CrisisCamp (Washington, DC)

Over 150 volunteers arrived at the Sunlight Foundation in Washington, ...

Updated: Jan 16, 2010 12:25pm PST

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