Empower change through learning and service to celebrate Dr. King's legacy
This National Day of Service and Learning is all about turning Dr. King’s incredible legacy into community action and discovery. Celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King through an interactive experience including thought-provoking discussions, meaningful activities, and opportunities to connect to others.
Children aged 7-12 are welcome with a trusted adult to participate in this experience that will explore the themes of Amanda Gorman*’s poetry and Loren Long’s artwork in the lyrical picture book, Change Sings: A Children’s Anthem. They will create interpretative artwork that encourages them to think about unity, justice and making a difference – big and small in the world, our community and most importantly, themselves. All families will receive a copy of the book, Change Sings.
Looking to volunteer on MLK Day? A few of our partners have exciting opportunities.
Check out options for the whole family below.
Volunteers (age 14+) are needed to prepare and plate food, set up, clean tables and socialize with clients at Our Daily Bread Employment Center. Our Daily Bread Employment is a day program providing case management, legal and employment assistance, hot meals, and other services for adults in Baltimore City in need.
Volunteers (all ages) are needed to assist with a variety of projects (both indoor and outdoor) as part of Civic Works’ MLK Day of Service. Civic Works provides education, skill development, and community services to vulnerable populations throughout Baltimore.
Baltimore Hunger Project is looking for volunteers to help put various needed donations together. Projects will be assembled at home and dropped off to Baltimore Hunger Project upon completion. Baltimore Hunger Project provides support to Baltimore County Public School students and their families who are experiencing food insecurity.