Solidarity Through Service
Our local awareness campaign in honor of International Human Solidarity Day.
In 2005, the UN General Assembly, proclaimed 20 of December as International Human Solidarity to promote the culture of solidarity and the spirit of sharing.
Solidarity Through Service is a month-long awareness campaign designed to bring people together across faiths and cultures through service in recognition of this day. The campaign takes place during the typical winter holiday season celebrated by multiple groups in the local community. Activate Good believes that acts of service are a vehicle for increasing empathy and understanding for people across differences. When we serve together, we are all helpers, united in solidarity by purpose – despite any differences in race, nationality, faith, or other factors.
Family Volunteer Day 2023 Volunteer Details
We are very excited to have you and your family with us all this Family Volunteer Day. This year, are very fortunate to have twelve organizations join us to participate in this special day and they have created amazing projects your families to complete!Adults and...
The Raleigh Do Good Mural: Q&A with the artists
Earlier this month, more than 100 community volunteers contributed their time and talent to the Community Mural Project, a collaboration between Activate Good and the Raleigh Murals Project, with support from PNC Bank and LM Restaurants. Volunteers’ efforts resulted...
4 Ways that Volunteering Increases Happiness
This blog post was written by Activate Good guest blogger, Regina Kaiser. International Day of Happiness is just around the corner on March 20th. International Happiness Day is a nationally recognized day created by the United Nations and the nonprofit Action for...