“I think what makes any community, especially a city, what it is, is the people in it and how much they’re willing to help and give back,” said one volunteer. “Things will get better and better, slowly.”
Through the “Day of Service,” people could take matters into their own hands to preserve the city they love.
He was one of several volunteers that spent their weekend cleaning up Seattle’s downtown. They did so through acts of service, like trash cleanup, graffiti removal, and gardening.
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