Registration Now Open for '9/11: Serve and Remember' in Westchester

Join hundreds of local volunteers who remember the unity and compassion that was shared by the many first-responders, blood donors, and volunteers who came together after the tragic attacks on September 11, 2001.

Help Volunteer New York! shine help all of us light on the service, empathy and unity that carries us forward 15 years later.

Why Serve On 9/11? Following the September 11th terrorist attacks, Americans united in a remarkable spirit of patriotism and compassion. Given the tragedy and heroism associated with 9/11, the family members of those lost believed the best way to mark the anniversary was by remembering the innocent lives lost and joining with others in service to address local community needs, reclaiming that same spirit of unity that transpired in the wake of 9/11.

This year's event is presented by Robison and made possible due to annual support by Westchester County Executive Robert P. Astorino and many participating nonprofit partners.

Families, individuals and groups are encouraged to join.

Many of those opportunities are taking place Sept. 9 at Westchester Community Center. Others are scattered around the county.

Registration is also available by phone at 914-948-4452.

Find opportunities by date by clicking here.