This morning, at 9:11am on 9/11, Times Square stood still.
25 years later, we remember the lives lost, the heroes who stepped forward, and the spirit of unity that brought us together in the days that followed.
Today, we carry that spirit forward. Together, let's #UNIITEFORGOOD
25 years ago, in the face of unimaginable tragedy, we found solace in each other.
That’s why thousands of people across the country are carrying that spirit of service forward by doing good.
Join us as we #UNITEFORGOOD and pledge your good deed today: 911day.org/uniiteforgood/
Commemorating the 25th anniversary of 9/11, @nycmayor joined volunteers for Day 2 of our NYC Meal Pack.
Over 15,000 people are packing 4 million meals for New Yorkers facing food insecurity — showing exactly what it looks like to love this city and each other. #UNIITEFORGOOD
Twenty-five years later, we still remember what happened on September 11, 2001. But we also remember how people showed up for strangers, their neighbors, and their communities.
This 9/11, honor the past by doing good in the present. Let’s #UNIITEFORGOOD. 💛🇺🇸
This Sept. 11 marks the 25th anniversary, and @911day is bringing volunteers together across 50 cities to pack 17M+ meals, with 276,500 staying local for @2harvest. The Twin Cities needs Event Support Volunteers, and you can help make it happen. Sign up - 911day.org/meal-packs-suppor…
This September 11 marks the 25th anniversary, and @911day is working to make it the biggest nationwide day of service yet. We’re looking for volunteers to serve on the Event Support Team September 11 at the BJCC North Exhibit Hall. Sign up to volunteer: bit.ly/4hNuRhE
This September 11 marks the 25th anniversary, and we are proud to partner w/ @911day to make it the biggest nationwide day of service yet. They need YOUR help to make it happen.
Click on the link to find your city's Meal Pack event and sign up:
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In this episode of Westchester Explained, we commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11 by sitting down with Jay Winuk, co-founder and executive vice president of 9/11 Day. Join us as we explore how his brother’s lifelong commitment to service helped inspire a national movement that transformed September 11 into the federally recognized National Day of Service and Remembrance - and how how residents can participate locally through organizations like Volunteer New York! (volunternewyork.org/serve) or can join Jay in “uniting for good” at 911day.org.
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Westchester, explained. New episode
25 Years Later
Remembering September 11
with Jay Winuk, 9/11 Day Co-founder
Join us as we we commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11 with Jay Winuk, as he shares how his brother’s commitment to service helped inspire a national movement that transformed September 11 into the federally recognized National Day of Service and Remembrance - and how you can unite for good this 911 Day.
150 Jaguars. 500 meals. Baton Rouge. 🧡
Yesterday @SouthernU_BR and Athletes for Hope packed 500 meal packages for families facing food insecurity — distributed today at the North Baton Rouge Community Center.
Thank you @americorps @popeyesfoundation @911day#911Day
This September 11th, we're joining @911day to #UNIITEForGood — packing meals for families facing food insecurity, alongside volunteers in 51 cities.
You can be part of it. Name the one good deed you'll do: on.nyc.gov/3T9dTAB#911Day
Next Fri: 125+ Oshkosh students honor the 25th anniversary of 9/11 through community action.
AM: 9-10th grade donation drive PM: 11-12th grade service projects
Help us grow this service movement by covering this event!
#911DayofService#UniteforGood
We need volunteers to make this day possible and hope you'll join us and our partners at @911day and @AmeriCorps in carrying forward the spirit of community that brought so many people together in the days that followed.
Register and remember with us: jerseycares.org/911_day
In 2025, millions honored 9/11 through service and kindness, both through our programs and on their own.
Year after year, this day shows what is possible when people choose kindness.
Expanded 2026 programs will be announced soon.
#911Day#RememberTheGood
Today and every day, we honor and thank all who have bravely served our country.
Your courage, sacrifice, and commitment to protecting others embody the very best of what our country stands for.
We’re deeply grateful to the veterans who continue to serve their communities.